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The LCI-UK Summit 2014:

Lean Infrastructure - Meeting the challenges of Construction 2025will focus on the Construction 2025 strategy ambitions of efficiency across infrastructure, and will feature: Peter Hansford (Government Chief Construction Adviser)

Graham Dalton (Chief Executive , High ways Agency)

Mike Putnam (President & CEO Skanska UK, Co-Chair Green Construction Board, Construction Leadership Council Member)

Graeme Shaw (Head of Northern Line Extension, TfL)

Professor Dan Jones (Founder/Director, the Lean Enterprise Academy)

If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there, so click here to book your place NOW. The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into, and the dissemination of, lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction.

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The LCI-UK Summit 2014Thursday 30th October 2014Birmingham Metropolitan CollegeMatthew Boulton Campus, Birmingham B4 7PS, UK

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Working together, industry and Government have developed Construction 2025: a defined set of aspirations for UK construction.

The four key ambitions of Construction 2025 are:

Lower costs33% reduction in the initial cost of construction and the whole life cost of built assets

Faster delivery50% reduction in the overall time, from inception to completion, for newbuild and refurbished assets.

Lower Emissions50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment

Improvement in Exports50% reduction in the trade gap between total exports and total imports for construction products and materials

The LCI-UK Summit 2014 will focus on the delivery of the Construction 2025 ambitions for the benefit of everyone.

The Construction 2025 Strategy AmbitionsEfficiency across infrastructure

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One of the key areas for discussion at this year’s Summit will be BIM (Building Information Modelling).“The UK programme based on the BIS BIM Strategy is currently the most ambitious and advanced centrally driven programme in the world. The UK has a window of opportunity to capitalise on the success of its domestic programme and to take on a global leadership role in BIM exploitation, BIM service provision and BIM standards development.”

Patrick MacLeamy - CEO of HOK

Thanks to the government’s BIM strategy, BIM has started to come into common use – but how can we be sure we’re reaping all its benefits?

The LCI-UK Summit 2014 will discuss how the powerful synergies between BIM and Lean can be used to boost the delivery of the Construction 2025 ambitions through:

• Eliminating waste and increasing value to the client• Accelerated and predictable delivery • Rather than just meeting the budget - delivering well below it!

Magnifying the power of Lean through BIM

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08.00 Registration, networking and breakfast (Bacon and sausage sandwiches, pastries, coffee & tea)

09.00 Launch address: Derek Drysdale09.10 College address: Speaker TBC09.20 Keynote speech 1: Graham Dalton (HIghways Agency)

09.45 Coffee break & networking10.10 Small groups: Session 110.50 Small groups: Session 211.30 Coffee break & networking11.55 Special presentation by Peter Hansford Government Chief Construction Adviser

12.10 Special session by Professor Dan Jones Learning Lean from the Construction Process

12.25 Keynote speech 2: Mike Putnam (Skanska)

12.50 Lunch & networking13.35 Active networking session14.15 Small groups: Session 314.55 Keynote speech 3: Graeme Shaw (TfL)

15.20 Panel Q&A15.55 Closing address: Brian Swain16.00 Close

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Gra ham Dal ton was appointed as the Chief Exec u tive of the High ways Agency in June 2008.

Gra ham has a back ground in civil engi neer ing in both pub lic and pri vate sec tors. After pro fessional train ing with British Rail, he worked with con sult ing engi neer Mouchel deliv er ing large port and power gen er a tion projects, then with con trac tor Bovis on major rail projects.

Gra ham is a fel low of the Institution of Civil Engi neers and of the Char tered Insti tu tion of Highways and Trans porta tion. He is also a direc tor of the Major Projects Association.

Keynote Speaker Graham DaltonChief Executive, The Highways Agency

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Mike has worked in the construction industry for nearly 30 years, with the majority of his time spent leading and managing businesses. In 2012, Mike was appointed as co-chair to the Green Construction Board, alongside the Minister for Construction – recently changed to Nick Boles. He is also a member of the Construction Leadership Council, overseeing the Industrial Strategy for Construction 2025.A chartered engineer, Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Mike has held a number of positions within the Skanska Group. In 2001, he joined the main board of Skanska UK as Executive Vice President and was appointed President & CEO in October 2009. He is also a Board Member of Skanska’s Swedish Construction Business. Skanska UK employs 5,200 employees with revenues of circa £1.4 BN.Mike has an open, people-orientated approach to business. He has personally led the implementation of Skanska’s UK Injury-

Free Environment programme, embedding a culture of care and concern for everyone. During his tenure, not only has the frequency of injuries been reduced, but also their severity. Based in Oxfordshire, Mike and his wife, Gabriella, have four children. Always one to lead by example, Mike has recently built his own eco-home.

Keynote Speaker Mike PutnamPresident & CEO Skanska UKCo-Chair Green Construction BoardConstruction Leadership Council Member

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Graeme Shaw is the Head of Transport for London’s Northern Line Extension, charged with building a new £1bn underground railway to Battersea Power Station. A Chartered Engineer and former Naval Officer, Graeme has served around the world, as well as on the teaching staff at Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth.

Since leaving the Royal Navy he has worked within the construction sector, both in an advisory role with PricewaterhouseCoopers, and as the delivery manager for a multitude of rail construction projects.

Previously, Graeme led an internal construction team within London Underground, delivering construction projects on 100 sites every night, and having to return each railway to operational use 3 hours after every shift started.

In his current role Graeme has overseen the concurrent running of a compressed ICE Invitation To Tender process and a Transports and Works Act application, a hitherto unattempted parallel effort with competing priorities.

Keynote Speaker Graeme ShawHead of Northern Line Extension, Transport for London

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Peter Hansford was appointed Government Chief Construction Adviser from 1 December 2012. Up to early November 2012, Peter was an executive director at the Nichols Group where he was engaged in strategic consulting and advising on infrastructure developments and capital investment programmes. He has over 30 years’ experience in the development and delivery of major infrastructure and building projects.Peter is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a Fellow of the Association for Project Management. He served as President of the Institution of Civil Engineers from November 2010 to November 2011. He was a member of the steering group for the Infrastructure UK cost study to seek ways of reducing the cost of major infrastructure projects in the UK. He chaired the industry-wide Infrastructure Steering Committee.Peter has worked for government, public and private clients, consultants and contractors in a variety of industry sectors in the UK and overseas. He has been Executive Director,

Infrastructure at the Strategic Rail Authority and a non-executive board director of Crossrail. He has been an independent non-executive programme board member for the Thames Tideway Tunnel programme since early 2012 and continues to contribute to its governance. Peter is chairman of the charity, Engineers Without Borders UK.

Peter HansfordGovernment Chief Construction Adviser

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Prof. Daniel Jones is a management thought leader and advisor on applying lean, process thinking pioneered by Toyota to every type of business across the world.Dan is also the founding Chairman of the Lean Enterprise Academy (www.leanuk.org) in the UK, dedicated to pushing forward the frontiers of Lean thinking and helping others with its implementation. His work has inspired the very successful implementation of Lean by Tesco and many other companies.

As well as being a co-author of the Egan Report, Professor Jones is co-author of several influential, best-selling management books which describe the principles and practice of lean thinking in production.

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Spaces at the LCI-UK Summit 2014 will be strictly limited, so book NOW to guarantee your place.Tickets cost £295.00 per person, though LCI-UK, Constructing Excellence and CIRIA members get a 10% discount, taking the cost down to £265.00.

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The pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit, and the 2014 dinner will be no different.The dinner is always a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry, and to start networking. This year, the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour, Birmingham, directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College, where the Summit is to be held.The dinner costs just £55 per head, including wine and coffee, or £500 for a table of ten, but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW!

The menu

Field mushroom soup, herb cream and tarragon oil (v)or Roast beetroot and goats cheese salad with herb crumbs rocket salad and balsamic Grilled Salmon supreme, creamed leeks with a grain mustard veloute or Mixed bean cassolette with tomato and coriander with spiced cous cous (v)

Chocolate torte, fresh raspberries and vanilla cream

Torres Viña Esmeralda, CatalunyaRobert Mondavi Twin Oaks Cabernet Sauvignon

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LCI-UK Summit 2014 Pre-Summit Dinner29th October 2014 (7pm for 7.30pm)

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Supported by:Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point; signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs).

Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street, New Street and Snowhill.

Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair, and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building.

The VenueBirmingham Metropolitan CollegeMatthew Boulton Campus, Birmingham B4 7PS, UK

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