Vocational skills for energy efficient buildings: Public stakeholder workshop with live webstreaming

Vocational skills for energy efficient buildings: Public stakeholder workshop with live webstreaming

24 October 2017, 14:00-18:00 Eastern European time

Sheraton Hotel | Calea Dorobantilor 5-7 | Bucharest | 010551 | Romania | sheratonbucharest.com

A qualified building workforce is essential to ensure the higher levels of quality required for moving towards Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings and to accelerate the rate of building renovation in Europe. It is particularly important to train construction workers, as well as middle and senior level professionals throughout the entire building value chain, in order to address the upcoming challenges. These include new materials and technologies, the integration of renewables, and collaboration using Building Information Modelling.

Since 2011, the EU-funded BUILD UP Skills initiative has been reducing the energy and sustainability skills gap in the construction sector by developing national and European qualification and training programmes.

  • How can we increase the quality of construction for energy efficiency?
  • How can we develop innovative training materials and methods to meet the need for energy efficiency skills in the buildings sector?
  • How can we facilitate the mutual recognition of qualifications across Member States?

Questions like these will be addressed at this public stakeholder workshop, organised by the Concerted Action Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (CA EPBD) and taking place in connection with the plenary meeting of the CA EPBD. The workshop will hear from the European Commission, national authorities, building industry experts and EU-funded projects.

The event will also be streamed live via www.buildup.eu.

Register now here.

You can also send your questions to the panel at irati.artola@trinomics.eu.

More information and a detailed agenda of the event are available in the flyer. You can also download a file with short CV’s of the panellist speakers here.