Building a Safer Future’s second national conference has announced Dame Judith Hackitt as a keynote speaker at the event on 23 March 2023
Dame Judith Hackitt will be amongst the high-profile speakers at Building a Safer Future’s second national conference, Culture Change in Construction: Leading Building Safety; which is being held in March in conjunction with UK Construction Week (UKCW).
The conference will share the learnings of BSF participants that are engendering a positive culture & behavioural change in building safety, and will be held on Thursday 23rd March 2023 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, SW1P 3EE.
Registration is now open- places are limited and available on a first come, first served basis. The conference will feature keynotes and presentations from a wide range of leading industry voices.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Dame Judith Hackitt
- Steve Elliott, independent chair, Building a Safer Future charter
- Capt. John Monks, director of safety and security, British Airways
- Gemma Hancock, executive director of assets and development, mhs Group
- Gus Carroll, chair, COMAH Strategic Forum
- Tom Weller, group building safety manager, Persimmon Homes
- Stewart Kerr, building safety manager, Salix Homes
Dame Judith Hackitt joins BSF in their mission to raise building safety standards
Building a Safer Future (BSF) is a non-profit organisation committed to raising standards in building safety and to support required culture change in the built environment industry.
Nathan Garnett, director of UKCW at Media 10 Ltd commented: “This will be our second conference with Building a Safer Future, and we look forward to creating more momentum through shared learnings and experience. There can be no better way of learning than by hearing and meeting those that are pioneering the way in this incredibly important mission to improve building safety in the UK.
“We are reminded daily how big an issue this is for the whole sector and our society as a whole, so we are honoured to be staging conferences like Leading Building Safety which will play their part in carrying on our mission to foster culture change across the built environment and construction sector.”
UKCW London will return to ExCeL from May 2-4 with three days of debate and discussion from top speakers on how the industry can move forward to tackle its biggest issues, including quality, fire safety, sustainability, offsite manufacturing, mental health, and improving diversity and inclusion.
