A Year in Reports: The top 10 most read CROSS Safety Reports of 2024 Hello 2025 and goodbye to 2024! From car parks, to digital engineering, to concerns about competency; join us as we countdown some of our most popular Safety Reports of the last twelve...
WOBO is pleased to provide a selection of news items and responses to events that have taken place. “Chain of failures” and “systematic dishonesty” realised Grenfell tragedy THE GRENFELL Tower fire that occurred in London’s North Kensington on 14 June 2017 and realised the deaths...
WOBO thanks IFSEC Global and Fire Safety Matters for the support they provide to our members and fellow professionals Staircase provision? THE ROYAL Institute of British Architects (RIBA), seven built environment bodies, fire safety organisations and disability rights groups have signed a joint letter to...
WOBO acknowledges the opportunity to review the article by Elspeth Grant, published by IFSEC GLOBAL. Following the events of the Grenfell Tower fire, the subsequent enquiry found that 41% of those who died were disabled, and that there was little to no planning in place...
Performance is always subject to review. WOBO was pleased to receive an update on Reimagining the ICCPC. “We have recently added a number of informational resources to the project website https://lnkd.in/dDByAuN in the form of useful websites, online resources, and media presentations. The useful websites point...
NABERS developments within the UK. WOBO thanks the BRE for the update on developments taking place. First cohort of NABERS UK Energy for Offices Assessors complete training BRE is delighted to announce the first cohort of NABERS UK Energy for Offices Assessors, who have recently completed their...
WOBO thanks Colt for their clear indication of performance and response to the goals of the Building Safety Bill. Building Professionals have an endless task addressing the past, the current and the future. It is essentail that the construction team collaborates and regenerates the confidence...
Building safety – changes scheduled for August 2021. The MHCLG has announced planning gateway one is to be introduced from 1 August 2021 for buildings over 18m (or seven storeys in height). The gateway involves new requirements to provide planning authorities with a variety of...
Neil Savery, Chief Executive, Australian Building Codes Board provided an update reflecting the impacts of COVID-19 to the Scottish Government Building Standards In many respects the building and construction sector has fared better than most, as at no stage has it been subject to closure...
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