The Spiral Partnership has supported and helped to deliver organisational culture, mindset and education change in Rwanda, Singapore, South Sudan, South Korea and Lebanon amongst many other districts, jurisdictions and countries.Their consultants have worked with companies and organisations as diverse as The Royal Mint, Steelcase, Alcumus, BUPA, The British Council and with education establishments, organisations, trusts and federations across the UK. In a provocative, humorous and mind changing session Peter will draw on his experiences of changing minds and transforming organisations to suggest how delegates can inspire and change their organisations to deliver new levels of excellence in service delivery.
Given the increased scrutiny on providers to demonstrate and evidence compliance, it is imperative that organisations understand what they are legally required to do and what best practice looks like. Amid the ambiguity and inconsistency across the sector, leading compliance specialist Lee Woods will provide you with clarity across the five important areas of gas, electric, asbestos, water hygiene and fire safety. Jack Lee, Director of Policy & External Affairs at Guinness, and former Assistant Director of Investigation & Enforcement at the HCA, will provide valuable insight into how providers can evidence assurance.
The Grenfell disaster has brought fire risk management into sharp focus as a key responsibility for Asset Managment teams and senior board members. Tom Coffey, Associate Director at Frankham RMS, will summarise the key points you must attend to for fire risk management in your organisation, and discuss different strategies which are evolving in the sector. What can we learn from the interim Hackitt report?
The construction industry continues to be a priority sector for the HSE. Delegates will hear about the HSE’s ‘Go home healthy’ campaign and its priorities for tackling the huge burden of work related ill health, disease and deaths in your sector.
The session will cover how this can be achieved by:
• embedding the principles of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM);
• focusing on a reduction in the cases of occupational lung disease, MSDs and work-related stress;
• supporting small businesses to achieve improved risk management and control.
Asset management, procurement, contract management and building safety standards relating to both new and existing homes, will be priority areas for the NHF in its 2018 work plan. How optimistic can we be about the sector’s capacity to deliver a sufficient supply of good quality, affordable housing? After so many years of striving towards this goal, how can organisations work together to make the housing shortage a thing of the past?
The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do!
What does it take to motivate and inspire your people to create a highly successful business culture? Understand the power of connecting positively with your people, coping positively with change, focusing on what's important and leading with passion and energy. Creating a great organisation where people are proud of what they do and deliver fantastic customer service every day.
In this fast paced, fun and interactive session Liam and John invite you to share a truly inspirational experience!
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