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March 2024
Transport Modelling for Non-Modellers - LondonBook Now
Start Date:19/03/2024 09:00
End Date:20/03/2024 17:00
Event Code:PTRC0818
Description:

This course provides an introduction to the modelling tools commonly used, providing delegates with an understanding of the applicability of different models to various situations, and equips practitioners with simple techniques for checking model outputs.

The course is designed for people with limited or no experience of transport modelling activities who are responsible for requesting or commissioning models, such as those working in the fields of strategic transport planning, strategic land use planning, development management and economic growth/regeneration. It is also suitable for those with managerial responsibility for modelling teams, who are looking for a broad overview of techniques and issues.

Course Fees

Full programme here

Standard Fee: £545 + VAT

CILT Member/ Local Authority/ Charity Fee: £495 + VAT

Booking

Click book now to pay online by card or return a completed booking form to the Events Team at info@ptrc-training.co.uk.


Hong Kong Two-Day Road Safety Audit - OnlineBook Now
Start Date:19/03/2024 12:00
End Date:20/03/2024 19:00
Event Code:PTRC0838
Description:

This two-day course will provide information updates on recent statistics and research, publications and standards relevant to road safety audit and assessment, and experience of new audit areas using case studies and examples. Delivery of the programme will consist of taught sessions, practical workshops via breakout rooms, and discussion sessions.

Day One reflects on current road safety practices adopted in Hong Kong (HK); it covers the most recently published HK crash data, what it tells us about its road safety problems and topic issues including ‘inclusive design’. A review of global road safety ‘hot topics’ and innovations is also provided. The course provides a review of road safety and public transport to examine common safety aspects referencing TPDM and international guidance.

Day Two commences with a session covering important research into human behaviour and interaction with collision likelihood. The Road Safety Inspection, commenced at the end of Day One, concludes with all groups presenting their considered inspection findings to the trainers and other attendees.

Who should attend?

The course is designed for Road Safety Observers (building experience to become a Road Safety Auditor) and more experienced Road Safety Auditors meeting the requirements to maintain their annual two days’ CPD training and continue to undertake road safety audits in HK. It is also for road safety, traffic engineering and transport planning professionals who wish to enhance and update their knowledge of road safety engineering issues. All attendees will receive a CPD certificate of attendance.


Course Fees

Standard Fee: £600
Member Rate: £550

Booking

Click Book Now to book online or complete and return the booking form to the Events Team at info@ptrc-training.co.uk.



Revolutionising Construction: The Power of Offsite Build: Opportunities in Supply Chain Operations and TransportationBook Now
Start Date:19/03/2024 18:00
End Date:19/03/2024 19:30
Event Code:LR0428
Description:


When
: 19th March 2024, 18.00 - 19.30
Where: Zoom Webinar
Speaker: Evette Prout and David Emery

Up until recently, offsite build accounted for just 2% of the construction market, but the sector is rapidly expanding. Offsite construction is proven to embrace sustainability, cost-efficiency, adaptability, customisable designs, and reduce site disruption.

The talk will host 2 speakers who will shed light on the critical challenges faced by the 'traditional' construction industry and the benefits of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), particularly Offsite Construction. There will be ample time for Q&A in this exciting new area.

For the CILT community, the development of offsite will create opportunities in transportation and logistics lean-based manufacturing, and operational excellence.

About the Speakers:

David Emery, from the Supply Chain Sustainability School, leads the development and delivery of training materials on Digital Construction, MMC (Modern Methods of Construction), and Offsite while guiding the School’s Wales Leadership Group. With a background in architectural technology, he boasts extensive experience as a BIM manager on pioneering 5D BIM projects in the UK and has contributed to numerous volumetric modular projects as a designer. Over the past two decades, he has presented at various workshops and industry events on BIM, DfMA, and offsite construction. His collaboration with the School over several years led to his full-time commitment to the team in 2021

Evette Prout works with Passivhaus specialist Beattie Passive, one of the UK’s leading offsite manufacturers of energy efficient, low carbon and net zero housing, which builds homes in its Norwich Housebuilding Factory. A certified Passivhaus consultant and a Chartered Institute of Housing Practitioner, Evette also has in-depth experience in the area of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) and is dedicated to promoting sustainable design and building practices. Evette will be talking about the merits of MMC and explaining how the Beattie Passive system delivers MMC (and Passivhaus) to speed up construction, reduce site disruption and carbon emissions, whilst also raising building standards. She will particularly focus on how Beattie Passive harnesses its manufacturing supply-chain and logistics to deliver a high-quality product to clients quickly.


1.5 CPD Hours

  • SC1.1 Supply Chain Networks, Design and Optimisation
  • FM1.1 Freight Transport Operations and Services
  • SUS1.1 Social, Economic and Environmental Resilience  of the Supply Chain



Booking for Members - FREE
Click 'Book now' online to book, if you have any difficulties email us at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: LR0428

Booking for Non-Members - £5.00 inc. VAT
Email forums@ciltuk.org.uk


Note: If you are not a current Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, please be aware our membership team may be in touch with you using your email address provided regards membership opportunities. If you do not wish to be contacted please email and let us know at forums@ciltuk.org.uk

 

The Equality Act for Placemakers and Transport Practitioners - OnlineBook Now
Start Date:20/03/2024 09:00
End Date:20/03/2024 17:00
Event Code:PTRC0841
Description:

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the application of the Equalities Act to transportation, highways and urban realm activities and is essentialtraining for any consultant working for public sector clients.

This course is designed for transportation professionals in the publicand private sector who are primarily involved in the development andimplementation of policies, strategies and projects that affect the publicrealm. Suitable for both new entrants to the industry and long-standingprofessionals, the course should also be considered by people involved intransport development management, urban design, traffic management,traffic signal design, highway maintenance and parking. Consultantsworking for public sector clients will find this course particularly helpfulfor understanding the duties and responsibilities placed on them by thislegislation.


Programme and Booking Form 

Full programme here..


Course Fees

Standard Fee: £385 + VAT

CILT Member/ Local Authority/ Charity Fee: £365 + VAT


Booking

Click Book Now to book online with a card or return a completedbooking formto the Events Team at info@ptrc-training.co.uk

Rail Freight Forum Meeting - Burges Salmon - Physical AttendanceBook Now
Start Date:20/03/2024 11:00
End Date:20/03/2024 15:00
Event Code:RF0351
Description:

 

When: 20 March 2024, 11:00 - 15:00
Where: Burges Salmon, 1 Glass Wharf, Bristol BS2 0ZX
Speakers: 

  • LYDIA CULLIMORE , DIRECTOR , BURGES SALMON
  • GREG MARCH GBR TRANSITION TEAM FREIGHT
  • KIM BOWLING CSX US RAILROAD “WAYSIDE DETECTION”
  • PAUL HADLEY ,RETIRING EDITOR FREIGHT TITBITS
  • JULIAN WORTH , CHAIR RAIL FREIGHT FORUM


The CILT Rail Freight Forum is bringing together a wide range of subjects for the hybrid meeting based at the offices.
of Burges Salmon in Bristol. We are grateful to Burges Salmon for hosting this event.

We are pleased that Lydia Cullimore (who is joining the partnership at Burges Salmon in May) will provide an overview of Burges Salmon’s work in the rail sector and key legal issues arising in practice.  Lydia specialises in advising clients in the rail industry on infrastructure projects, rail regulation and a broad range of commercial arrangements. She is also a member of Women in Rail.

This introduction will be complemented by presentations from senior members of the Great British Railways Transition Team on rail freight market developments and the Rail Freight Growth Target.

Kim Bowling from CSX will make a presentation on wayside detection systems used in the United States.  Widely recognized as a leading authority on the subject, Kim works closely with counterparts at other railways through the Association of American Railroads.  The AAR is a standards and research organization funded by the large railways and reflects the high degree of cooperation that has long existed among railways in North America.  There will be two main elements to Kim's presentation: one is on the data that is detected and captured; the other is on how data suggesting impending failure gets attached to the wagon and follows it as it is interchanged from railway to railway as it travels across the network.

Finally, attendees will hear from Paul Hadley, the retiring but indefatigable editor of long running Freight Titbits which over the past 10 years has offered a unique insight into the often-turbulent world of rail freight at home and abroad.

The Forum is keen to attract non rail members from logistics and warehousing backgrounds who may be interested in rail freight. Accordingly, we extend invitations to members across the Nations and Regions to join this meeting either in person or via Zoom. We hope to imbue an understanding of the economic benefits of rail borne freight.


Booking for Members-FREE

To book scroll to the bottom of this page, tick the T & C's box and click Book on event, if you have any difficulties email us at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: RF0351 with your Full name, title and company and we will book your place for you.

Booking for Non Members - £5.00 inc. VAT
To book scroll to the bottom of this page, tick the T & C's box and click Book on event, if you have any difficulties email us at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: RF0351 with your Full name, title and company and we will book your place for you.


Note: If you are not a current Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, please be aware our membership team may be in touch with you using your email address provided regards membership opportunities. If you do not wish to be contacted please email and let us know at forums@ciltuk.org.uk


Competency sets:


FM1.1 Freight Transport Operations and Services 
DT1.1 Data Collection, Analysis and Forecasting

 

Rail Freigt Forum meeting - Burges Salmon - Virtual AttendanceBook Now
Start Date:20/03/2024 11:00
End Date:20/03/2024 15:00
Event Code:RF0352
Description:

 

When: 20 March 2024, 11:00 - 15:00
Where: Zoom Meeting
Speakers: 

  • LYDIA CULLIMORE , DIRECTOR , BURGES SALMON
  • GREG MARCH GBR TRANSITION TEAM FREIGHT
  • KIM BOWLING CSX US RAILROAD “WAYSIDE DETECTION”
  • PAUL HADLEY ,RETIRING EDITOR FREIGHT TITBITS
  • JULIAN WORTH , CHAIR RAIL FREIGHT FORUM


The CILT Rail Freight Forum is bringing together a wide range of subjects for the hybrid meeting based at the offices.
of Burges Salmon in Bristol. We are grateful to Burges Salmon for hosting this event.

We are pleased that Lydia Cullimore (who is joining the partnership at Burges Salmon in May) will provide an overview of Burges Salmon’s work in the rail sector and key legal issues arising in practice.  Lydia specialises in advising clients in the rail industry on infrastructure projects, rail regulation and a broad range of commercial arrangements. She is also a member of Women in Rail.

This introduction will be complemented by presentations from senior members of the Great British Railways Transition Team on rail freight market developments and the Rail Freight Growth Target.

Kim Bowling from CSX will make a presentation on wayside detection systems used in the United States.  Widely recognized as a leading authority on the subject, Kim works closely with counterparts at other railways through the Association of American Railroads.  The AAR is a standards and research organization funded by the large railways and reflects the high degree of cooperation that has long existed among railways in North America.  There will be two main elements to Kim's presentation: one is on the data that is detected and captured; the other is on how data suggesting impending failure gets attached to the wagon and follows it as it is interchanged from railway to railway as it travels across the network.

Finally, attendees will hear from Paul Hadley, the retiring but indefatigable editor of long running Freight Titbits which over the past 10 years has offered a unique insight into the often-turbulent world of rail freight at home and abroad.

The Forum is keen to attract non rail members from logistics and warehousing backgrounds who may be interested in rail freight. Accordingly, we extend invitations to members across the Nations and Regions to join this meeting either in person or via Zoom. We hope to imbue an understanding of the economic benefits of rail borne freight.


Booking for Members-FREE

To book scroll to the bottom of this page, tick the T & C's box and click Book on event, if you have any difficulties email us at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: RF0352 with your Full name, title and company and we will book your place for you.

Booking for Non Members - £5.00 inc. VAT
To book scroll to the bottom of this page, tick the T & C's box and click Book on event, if you have any difficulties email us at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: RF0352 with your Full name, title and company and we will book your place for you.


Note: If you are not a current Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, please be aware our membership team may be in touch with you using your email address provided regards membership opportunities. If you do not wish to be contacted please email and let us know at forums@ciltuk.org.uk


Competency sets:


FM1.1 Freight Transport Operations and Services 
DT1.1 Data Collection, Analysis and Forecasting

Essential Legislation for Transport Planners - OnlineBook Now
Start Date:21/03/2024 09:00
End Date:21/03/2024 17:00
Event Code:PTRC0820
Description:

The reduction in personnel within many local authorities has led to internal staff and term consultants having to become familiar with wider and varying areas of activity, often without being provided sufficient training on the legal requirements placed on highway authorities. In addition, current pressures on the management of a highway network plus the delivery of projects can often mean that not all practitioners have a clear understanding of the powers, duties, legal and administrative bases on which these are maintained, managed and promoted.

This one-day course provides an essential insight into the distinction between law and guidance and the risks that can arise from any departure. It will cover the main duties, statutory and discretionary powers and obligations placed on highway and traffic practitioners by UK highway and traffic legislation.

Programme and Booking Form 

Full programme here..

Course Fees

Standard Fee: £385 + VAT

CILT Member/ Local Authority/ Charity Fee: £365 + VAT


Booking

Click book now to book online with a card or return a completed 
booking form to the Events Team at info@ptrc-training.co.uk.

The Local Skills Improvement Plan’s new Haulage & Logistics Workforce Development PartnershipBook Now
Start Date:21/03/2024 09:30
End Date:21/03/2024 11:30
Event Code:ABC0883
Description:

 

I am pleased to be able to share the agenda for the Local Skills Improvement Plan’s Haulage & Logistics Workforce Development Partnership (WDP) here. Please find a reminder of the details below and a copy of the Terms of Reference here.

The Local Skills Improvement Plan’s new Haulage & Logistics Workforce Development Partnership

Date: 21st March 2024
Time: 9:30am – 11:30am
Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton Newbury North, M4, Junction, 13 Oxford Rd, Newbury RG20 8XY

We are pleased to announce the inaugural meeting of The Local Skills Improvement Plan’s new Workforce Development Partnership for the Haulage & Logistics sector.

The Workforce Development Partnerships (WDPs) serve as a collaborative forum bringing together employers along with education and training providers to address workforce development challenges and formulate effective solutions. The primary objective of the WDP is to foster dialogue, exchange ideas, and promote collaboration to enhance the skills and capabilities of the local workforce.

The Haulage & Logistics WDP across Oxfordshire & Berkshire will focus on raising the profile of the sector and promoting it as a career of choice to improve recruitment and career progression. We will partner with The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport to identify employers who will invest their time and resources to influence and inform careers advice and guidance as Ambassadors, through their Generation Logistics Ambassador Network. It will also promote the expansion, development, and delivery of further education and training provision to meet the needs of the sector locally. If you have any further questions regarding the WDP, please contact Simon Barrable, LSIP Engagement Officer.

Please may we invite you to confirm your attendance to Siobhan May, Thames Valley Skills Unit Co-Ordinator.

Could you please also confirm in your response if you are happy to be added to an outlook calendar invitation for future meetings.

 
CILT(UK) Townhall Series: Launch of the Institute's 5 Year StrategyBook Now
Start Date:27/03/2024 12:00
End Date:27/03/2024 13:00
Event Code:ABC0882
Description:

 

When: 27 March 2024, 12:00 - 13:00
Where: Zoom Webinar


CILT(UK) Townhall Series: Launch of the Institute's 5 Year Strategy 



The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK is delighted to invite both members and non members to the online launch of the Institute's 5 Year Strategy.

Join Vikram Singla FCILT, Chair, Paul Adams CEO, and the entire Senior Management Team at CILT(UK). They will lay out three key areas of delivery that will strengthen the future capability of logistics, transport and supply chain operations; enabling the Institute to deliver on its charitable objectives for the advancement of logistics, transport and supply chain operations in all forms.

This inaugural event will be the first in an ongoing CILT(UK) Townhall Series with further details to be confirmed following launch on March 27 2024 at 12:00.


Booking for Members and non-members -FREE

To book scroll to the bottom of this page, tick the T & C's box and click Book on event, if you have any difficulties email us. at forums@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: ABC0882 with your Full name, title and company and we will book your place.

April 2024
From RAF Veteran to NHS Supply Chain Manager – I learned about logistics from that - Physical AttendanceBook Now
Start Date:08/04/2024 18:00
End Date:08/04/2024 20:00
Event Code:TVG0447
Description:

 

When: 08 April 2024, 18:00 - 20:00
Where: Greyfriar, 53, Greyfriars Road, Reading RG1 1PA 
Speaker: Steve Harpum, Ex Deputy Director, Supply Chain at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & former senior RAF Logistics Officer



The Thames Valley Group are delighted to have secured a presentation from Steve Harpum, who has recently stepped down as Deputy Director, Supply Chain at Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Foundation Trust.



After a full career as a logistics officer in the RAF, and time spent as a management trainer in the Middle East, Steve joined OUH in the summer of 2019 … just in time for the start of the pandemic in early 2020.  He is a highly experienced senior logistics and supply chain leader and manager, but starting a pandemic response logistics operation from scratch was a challenge like no other, but one he is proud to say that he and his team rose to.



Steve will share some of the highs (and lows) of his experience, reflect a little on his career transition and how he was able to bring his previous experience to bear in the NHS, and some of the things he has learned along the way, both professionally and personally.



As usual with Thames Valley Group events, afterwards attendees are warmly invited to continue the evening with informal discussion and networking at the pub opposite the venue.

Booking for Members - FREE

Click 'Book now' online to book, if you have any difficulties email us at regions@ciltuk.org.uk quoting event code: TVG0447

Booking for Non-Members - £5.00 inc. VAT

Email regions@ciltuk.org.uk with a completed booking form

Note: If you are not a current Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, please be aware our membership team may be in touch with you using your email address provided regards membership opportunities. If you do not wish to be contacted please email and let us know at regions@ciltuk.org.uk


Competencies:

  • SC1.1 Supply Chain Networks, Design and Optimisation
  • FM1 Principles of Logistics and Freight Operations


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