October NFDC Demolition Day at the National Motorcycle Museum

The NFDC is holding its second Demolition Day of 2011 next month on the 11th October. The venue this time is the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham.

The day starts at 9:30am with great travel links by road, rail, or air making it an easy trip for just about everyone. However, arriving at 8:30am does allow for an early look at sponsors' stands and access to coffe and pastries.

The schedule is quite packed with a number of presentations and addresses from members of the industry including NFDC president Gary Bishop, Edward King from UKATA, Joy Jones from HSE, William Sinclair from Safedem, Howard Button and Paul Brown from Tiler and Barret, and Sophie Francis from NDTG along with many more. John Woodward will also be speaking and outlining the outcome of CDM Appendix 4 and its impact on demolition contractors.

You can view the full agenda for the day over at the NFDC website (PDF) and you can also find a link to the booking form (PDF) along with details of how much it costs to attend.

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NFDC Demolition Day announced

On October 12th this year the NFDC will be hosting a new Demolition Day conference/seminar. It will be held at the Britannia International Hotel, Marsh Wall, London Docks.

The Demolition Day is described by the NFDC as follows:

"Designed to educate and entertain delegates from across the construction and demolition spectrum, the Demolition Day will provide a unique insight into the workings of the UK demolition industry; its hopes; its aspirations; and its challenges."

Those on board and in support of the event include the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP), and the Building Research Establishment (BRE).

Full details of how to book tickets can be found in the NFDC information document available here (PDF document). Places will cost £50 +VAT per person.

Registration at the event is at 9am including coffee and pastries. The day starts proper at 10am and run through to 3:30pm with a break for lunch.

Source: Demolition News