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HVAC 2018, the show dedicated to heating, ventilation and air conditioning in the built environment, is set to return to the NEC from 9 to 11 October as part of the construction industry’s largest event, UK Construction Week (UKCW).
Addressing skills shortages in building services, and the latest initiatives to create a new pipeline of talent into the heating and ventilation industries, are just two of the big issues to be explored this October at HVAC 2018.
The show will address skills shortages in building services, and the latest initiatives to create new talent, and explore the latest technical development through a variety of seminars and workshops.
Speakers at the show are Douglas Drewniak, who leads Bioregional’s drive for truly sustainable, energy efficient buildings, and Martin Calvert, marketing director at specialist digital agency Blueclaw.
Free CPD sessions will also be available for visitors, covering installation, building regulations and building materials, construction up-skilling, energy management, Brexit and changing regulations, environmental issues, building performance and building materials, and much more. Sessions will also cover broader topics such as mental health and wellbeing.
Debates on major national and international construction issues will take place on the UKCW Stage. Speakers already confirmed include Phil Wilbraham, expansion programme director at Heathrow; Bridget Rosewell OBE, commissioner at the National Infrastructure Commission; Ben Derbyshire, RIBA president; and Ruth Davidson, National Housing Federation executive director.
You can keep up-to-date with the latest information about exhibitors, product launches and speakers at HVAC 2018 at www.hvaclive.co.uk and on Twitter at @hvacshow or using the hashtag #HVAC2018.
For more information on UK Construction Week and how to get your tickets, read our recent article: UK Construction Week 2018 to focus on innovation and new talent
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