Garland UK

This CPD provides clear guidance on identifying and avoiding common design, application, and aesthetic roof defects on real-life roofing projects. You will be provided with techniques to survey and assess existing roof structures and the knowledge of varying waterproofing systems to ensure the longevity of a new-build roofing specification, that complies with up to date industry legislation and building regulations. By the end of the CPD you should have a greater understanding of: - Different types of roof waterproofing systems - How to specify the right system for the right specification - Tools and techniques to survey and assess - The common design, application and aesthetic roof defects - What support you should expect from suppliers.

The Cutting Carbon through Sustainable Roofing Design CPD explores carbon emissions during the entire lifecycle of your building project, from construction through to operational use, and provides clear guidance on how sustainable roofing design can play a pivotal role in reducing emissions and support your key environmental initiatives.

This CPD discusses the risks associated with flat roof design across specification and application. In particular, it addresses hot works associated with the installation of built up roofing systems. It will discuss how these risks can be reduced by implementing safe design practices; safe specification and application methods. The presentation also addresses the recent changes to regulations as a result of the Hackitt report following the Grenfell tragedy. By the end of the CPD you should have a greater understanding of: - The risks associated with hot works - Your responsibilities and duties under CDM 2015 - How to identify risks associated with flat roof design, construction and application in relation to fire - The importance and message behind the NFRC Safe2Torch Campaign - How to reduce fire risks using safe design practices, safe specification writing and application methods on-site

This CPD gives a masterclass in metal standing seam systems, sharing insights for specifiers to maximise roof design opportunities and ensure the right system is utilised for the right application. You will be provided clear guidance on the challenges and capabilities of standing seam design and how to overcome them, including fire safety, acoustic and thermal performance, structural load and sustainable design. By the end of this CPD, delegates should have an understanding of: - An introduction to the typical metal roofing options available on the market. - A detailed look into traditional standing seam roofing and modern standing seam systems. - Standing seam opportunities, including green roofs and solar PV. - The challenges, design considerations and capabilities of standing seam systems. - The significant sustainability benefits that can be achieved.