t: +44 (0)7721 311 504 e: [email protected] w: www. leanconstruction.org.uk Join us on LinkedIn Follow us on Twitter Developing Lean Expertise The LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016 26th October 2016 The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into, and the dissemination of, Lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction. The workshops are offered by Lean practitioners with many years’ experience in the industry. The emphasis in all the workshops is on the practical application of lean, with each facilitator sharing case studies and examples from the field. The workshops are interactive and will focus on equipping you with tips, ideas and starting points for introducing or implementing Lean more comprehensively in your organisation and supply chain. If you are a Lean novice we recommend that you select the workshops Introduction to Lean Construction 1 & 2. If you already have some understanding of Lean and would like to increase your knowledge and experience in specific aspects, there is a wide range of workshops to choose from. Developing Lean Expertise The LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day Wednesday 26th October 2016 The LCI-UK Training Day on 26th October 2016 is a day of intensive workshops designed to increase your knowledge and experience of implementing Lean in construction. See workshops info We look forward to welcoming you to a day of learning, networking and new perspectives! So, click here to book your place NOW. Official sponsors Supported by Book NOW!
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of Lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
The workshops are offered by Lean practitioners with many yearsrsquo experience in the industry
The emphasis in all the workshops is on the practical application of lean with each facilitator sharing case studies and examples from the field The workshops are interactive and will focus on equipping you with tips ideas and starting points for introducing or implementing Lean more comprehensively in your organisation and supply chain
If you are a Lean novice we recommend that you select the workshops Introduction to Lean Construction 1 amp 2
If you already have some understanding of Lean and would like to increase your knowledge and experience in specific aspects there is a wide range of workshops to choose from
Developing Lean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day
Wednesday 26th October 2016
The LCI-UK Training Day on 26th October 2016 is a day of intensive workshops designed to increase your knowledge and experience of implementing Lean in construction
See workshops info
We look forward to welcoming you to a day of learning networking and new perspectives
So click here to book your place NOW
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
0800 - 0845 Registration and coffee
0845 - 0900 Welcome and introductions 0900 - 1030 Morning Workshops
1030 - 1100 Coffee break
1100 - 1230 Morning Workshops (continued)
1230 - 1315 Lunch
1315 - 1345 Structured Networking 1345 - 1515 Afternoon Workshops
1515 - 1530 Tea break
1530 - 1700 Afternoon Workshops (continued)
1700 Day ends
The Programme amp format for the day
Please note the programme may be subject to change
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Delegates may choose one morning and one afternoon workshop
The workshops
The morning workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 1)Lean Techniques an IntroductionStephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
The Improvement Kata for Lean ProjectsDavid Binnerts amp Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
Visualisation amp Control RoomsJohn Bilsland (Network Rail)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
Please note the workshops may be subject to change
The afternoon workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 2)Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK)
The basics of Value Stream OptimisationSofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
Marketing and Communicating LeanLynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Introduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 1Lean Techniques - an Introduction Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This morning workshop is an introduction to Lean techniques and how they can be applied to the construction industry
Who is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What Lean is bull How Lean can be used in the construction industry bull A practical experience of using some of the tools
The facilitators Stephen Greenhalgh has 30 yearsrsquo experience in civil and highways engineering he has been a highways project manager with Highways England for over 10 years and has delivered several major road infrastructure improvement projects including major bypasses bridge replacement projects and more recently the smart motorways around Leeds and Manchester Prior to joining Highways England Stephen worked in both the private and public sectors as designer and project manager on a variety civil engineering schemes
After several years using Lean techniques within his own projects Stephen joined Highways Englandrsquos Lean Division earlier this year He is now responsible for supporting the implementation of Lean within Highways Englandrsquos supply chain developing the use of collaborative planning and visual management to improve Customer Value drive Continuous Improvement encourage Collaboration and eliminate waste
Craig Wilkinson is a highly experienced Lean Practitioner who has worked across several government departments
Craig joined the Highways England Lean team as a senior practitioner in February 2015 and led the deployment of Lean across the Northern regions implementing Visual Management Structured Problem Solving and process mapping techniques
He is currently leading on a number of high profile Lean improvement projects within Highways England and using his expertise and knowledge to build the Lean capability of Highways England staff and its supply chain colleagues
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsOfficial sponsors
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsIntroduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 2 Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK) Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This afternoon workshop will focus on how Lean can be deployed across a large construction business sharing some best practise and the tools we use in Highways England to deliver customer focused results through collaboration Wersquoll explore the dos and donrsquots of deploying Lean in a construction environment with an emphasis on the lessons learnt from Highways England and their supply chainWho is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What you will learn The lessons that Highways England have learnt whilst deploying Lean both internally and throughout the supply chain
The facilitatorsDerek Drysdale is the Chairman of LCI-UK a chartered Civil Engineer (and previous chartered Nuclear Engineer) with 35 yearsrsquo experience within large Highways Railways Nuclear and General Construction organisations Derek has a passion for continuous improvement He has implemented Value Management Programmes in both Nuclear and Railway organisations and is also trained in lsquoLean Sigmarsquo techniques
Since his appointment in 2004 with the Highways Agency as Divisional Director Major Projects (North) he led the Major Projects review Change Programme before being appointed Divisional Director Lean Improvement (2009) with the objective of improving value for money across the Supply Chain of the Highways Agency Having left Highways England in 2015 Derek is now a visiting Professor at Salford University School of the Built Environment and has a Consultancy specializing in Lean Construction he lectures widely in Lean Construction both in the UK and abroad
Supported by
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Stephen Greenhalgh (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Craig Wilkinson (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Book NOW
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
Supported by
AM
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
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Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
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Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
0800 - 0845 Registration and coffee
0845 - 0900 Welcome and introductions 0900 - 1030 Morning Workshops
1030 - 1100 Coffee break
1100 - 1230 Morning Workshops (continued)
1230 - 1315 Lunch
1315 - 1345 Structured Networking 1345 - 1515 Afternoon Workshops
1515 - 1530 Tea break
1530 - 1700 Afternoon Workshops (continued)
1700 Day ends
The Programme amp format for the day
Please note the programme may be subject to change
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Delegates may choose one morning and one afternoon workshop
The workshops
The morning workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 1)Lean Techniques an IntroductionStephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
The Improvement Kata for Lean ProjectsDavid Binnerts amp Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
Visualisation amp Control RoomsJohn Bilsland (Network Rail)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
Please note the workshops may be subject to change
The afternoon workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 2)Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK)
The basics of Value Stream OptimisationSofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
Marketing and Communicating LeanLynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Introduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 1Lean Techniques - an Introduction Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This morning workshop is an introduction to Lean techniques and how they can be applied to the construction industry
Who is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What Lean is bull How Lean can be used in the construction industry bull A practical experience of using some of the tools
The facilitators Stephen Greenhalgh has 30 yearsrsquo experience in civil and highways engineering he has been a highways project manager with Highways England for over 10 years and has delivered several major road infrastructure improvement projects including major bypasses bridge replacement projects and more recently the smart motorways around Leeds and Manchester Prior to joining Highways England Stephen worked in both the private and public sectors as designer and project manager on a variety civil engineering schemes
After several years using Lean techniques within his own projects Stephen joined Highways Englandrsquos Lean Division earlier this year He is now responsible for supporting the implementation of Lean within Highways Englandrsquos supply chain developing the use of collaborative planning and visual management to improve Customer Value drive Continuous Improvement encourage Collaboration and eliminate waste
Craig Wilkinson is a highly experienced Lean Practitioner who has worked across several government departments
Craig joined the Highways England Lean team as a senior practitioner in February 2015 and led the deployment of Lean across the Northern regions implementing Visual Management Structured Problem Solving and process mapping techniques
He is currently leading on a number of high profile Lean improvement projects within Highways England and using his expertise and knowledge to build the Lean capability of Highways England staff and its supply chain colleagues
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsOfficial sponsors
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsIntroduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 2 Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK) Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This afternoon workshop will focus on how Lean can be deployed across a large construction business sharing some best practise and the tools we use in Highways England to deliver customer focused results through collaboration Wersquoll explore the dos and donrsquots of deploying Lean in a construction environment with an emphasis on the lessons learnt from Highways England and their supply chainWho is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What you will learn The lessons that Highways England have learnt whilst deploying Lean both internally and throughout the supply chain
The facilitatorsDerek Drysdale is the Chairman of LCI-UK a chartered Civil Engineer (and previous chartered Nuclear Engineer) with 35 yearsrsquo experience within large Highways Railways Nuclear and General Construction organisations Derek has a passion for continuous improvement He has implemented Value Management Programmes in both Nuclear and Railway organisations and is also trained in lsquoLean Sigmarsquo techniques
Since his appointment in 2004 with the Highways Agency as Divisional Director Major Projects (North) he led the Major Projects review Change Programme before being appointed Divisional Director Lean Improvement (2009) with the objective of improving value for money across the Supply Chain of the Highways Agency Having left Highways England in 2015 Derek is now a visiting Professor at Salford University School of the Built Environment and has a Consultancy specializing in Lean Construction he lectures widely in Lean Construction both in the UK and abroad
Supported by
PM
Stephen Greenhalgh (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Craig Wilkinson (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
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AM
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26th October 2016
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The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Official sponsors
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
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Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Delegates may choose one morning and one afternoon workshop
The workshops
The morning workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 1)Lean Techniques an IntroductionStephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
The Improvement Kata for Lean ProjectsDavid Binnerts amp Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
Visualisation amp Control RoomsJohn Bilsland (Network Rail)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
Please note the workshops may be subject to change
The afternoon workshops
Introduction to Lean in Construction (Part 2)Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK)
The basics of Value Stream OptimisationSofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
Marketing and Communicating LeanLynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Lean Collaborative Planning Process amp Programme CompressionAndrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
Lean at the Coalface ndash Empowering the WorkforceGraeme Shaw (TfL)
Developing amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the BusinessDavid Anderson (BAM Nuttall) amp Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Introduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 1Lean Techniques - an Introduction Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This morning workshop is an introduction to Lean techniques and how they can be applied to the construction industry
Who is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What Lean is bull How Lean can be used in the construction industry bull A practical experience of using some of the tools
The facilitators Stephen Greenhalgh has 30 yearsrsquo experience in civil and highways engineering he has been a highways project manager with Highways England for over 10 years and has delivered several major road infrastructure improvement projects including major bypasses bridge replacement projects and more recently the smart motorways around Leeds and Manchester Prior to joining Highways England Stephen worked in both the private and public sectors as designer and project manager on a variety civil engineering schemes
After several years using Lean techniques within his own projects Stephen joined Highways Englandrsquos Lean Division earlier this year He is now responsible for supporting the implementation of Lean within Highways Englandrsquos supply chain developing the use of collaborative planning and visual management to improve Customer Value drive Continuous Improvement encourage Collaboration and eliminate waste
Craig Wilkinson is a highly experienced Lean Practitioner who has worked across several government departments
Craig joined the Highways England Lean team as a senior practitioner in February 2015 and led the deployment of Lean across the Northern regions implementing Visual Management Structured Problem Solving and process mapping techniques
He is currently leading on a number of high profile Lean improvement projects within Highways England and using his expertise and knowledge to build the Lean capability of Highways England staff and its supply chain colleagues
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsOfficial sponsors
Supported by
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Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
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Official sponsors
The workshopsIntroduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 2 Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK) Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This afternoon workshop will focus on how Lean can be deployed across a large construction business sharing some best practise and the tools we use in Highways England to deliver customer focused results through collaboration Wersquoll explore the dos and donrsquots of deploying Lean in a construction environment with an emphasis on the lessons learnt from Highways England and their supply chainWho is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What you will learn The lessons that Highways England have learnt whilst deploying Lean both internally and throughout the supply chain
The facilitatorsDerek Drysdale is the Chairman of LCI-UK a chartered Civil Engineer (and previous chartered Nuclear Engineer) with 35 yearsrsquo experience within large Highways Railways Nuclear and General Construction organisations Derek has a passion for continuous improvement He has implemented Value Management Programmes in both Nuclear and Railway organisations and is also trained in lsquoLean Sigmarsquo techniques
Since his appointment in 2004 with the Highways Agency as Divisional Director Major Projects (North) he led the Major Projects review Change Programme before being appointed Divisional Director Lean Improvement (2009) with the objective of improving value for money across the Supply Chain of the Highways Agency Having left Highways England in 2015 Derek is now a visiting Professor at Salford University School of the Built Environment and has a Consultancy specializing in Lean Construction he lectures widely in Lean Construction both in the UK and abroad
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Stephen Greenhalgh (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Craig Wilkinson (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Book NOW
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DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Official sponsors
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t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Introduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 1Lean Techniques - an Introduction Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This morning workshop is an introduction to Lean techniques and how they can be applied to the construction industry
Who is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What Lean is bull How Lean can be used in the construction industry bull A practical experience of using some of the tools
The facilitators Stephen Greenhalgh has 30 yearsrsquo experience in civil and highways engineering he has been a highways project manager with Highways England for over 10 years and has delivered several major road infrastructure improvement projects including major bypasses bridge replacement projects and more recently the smart motorways around Leeds and Manchester Prior to joining Highways England Stephen worked in both the private and public sectors as designer and project manager on a variety civil engineering schemes
After several years using Lean techniques within his own projects Stephen joined Highways Englandrsquos Lean Division earlier this year He is now responsible for supporting the implementation of Lean within Highways Englandrsquos supply chain developing the use of collaborative planning and visual management to improve Customer Value drive Continuous Improvement encourage Collaboration and eliminate waste
Craig Wilkinson is a highly experienced Lean Practitioner who has worked across several government departments
Craig joined the Highways England Lean team as a senior practitioner in February 2015 and led the deployment of Lean across the Northern regions implementing Visual Management Structured Problem Solving and process mapping techniques
He is currently leading on a number of high profile Lean improvement projects within Highways England and using his expertise and knowledge to build the Lean capability of Highways England staff and its supply chain colleagues
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsOfficial sponsors
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t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsIntroduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 2 Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK) Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This afternoon workshop will focus on how Lean can be deployed across a large construction business sharing some best practise and the tools we use in Highways England to deliver customer focused results through collaboration Wersquoll explore the dos and donrsquots of deploying Lean in a construction environment with an emphasis on the lessons learnt from Highways England and their supply chainWho is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What you will learn The lessons that Highways England have learnt whilst deploying Lean both internally and throughout the supply chain
The facilitatorsDerek Drysdale is the Chairman of LCI-UK a chartered Civil Engineer (and previous chartered Nuclear Engineer) with 35 yearsrsquo experience within large Highways Railways Nuclear and General Construction organisations Derek has a passion for continuous improvement He has implemented Value Management Programmes in both Nuclear and Railway organisations and is also trained in lsquoLean Sigmarsquo techniques
Since his appointment in 2004 with the Highways Agency as Divisional Director Major Projects (North) he led the Major Projects review Change Programme before being appointed Divisional Director Lean Improvement (2009) with the objective of improving value for money across the Supply Chain of the Highways Agency Having left Highways England in 2015 Derek is now a visiting Professor at Salford University School of the Built Environment and has a Consultancy specializing in Lean Construction he lectures widely in Lean Construction both in the UK and abroad
Supported by
PM
Stephen Greenhalgh (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Craig Wilkinson (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
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t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
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t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
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The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsIntroduction to Lean in Construction ndash Part 2 Understanding Lean Deployment in a Large OrganisationDerek Drysdale (LCI-UK) Stephen Greenhalgh and Craig Wilkinson (Highways England)
This afternoon workshop will focus on how Lean can be deployed across a large construction business sharing some best practise and the tools we use in Highways England to deliver customer focused results through collaboration Wersquoll explore the dos and donrsquots of deploying Lean in a construction environment with an emphasis on the lessons learnt from Highways England and their supply chainWho is the workshop for Beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What you will learn The lessons that Highways England have learnt whilst deploying Lean both internally and throughout the supply chain
The facilitatorsDerek Drysdale is the Chairman of LCI-UK a chartered Civil Engineer (and previous chartered Nuclear Engineer) with 35 yearsrsquo experience within large Highways Railways Nuclear and General Construction organisations Derek has a passion for continuous improvement He has implemented Value Management Programmes in both Nuclear and Railway organisations and is also trained in lsquoLean Sigmarsquo techniques
Since his appointment in 2004 with the Highways Agency as Divisional Director Major Projects (North) he led the Major Projects review Change Programme before being appointed Divisional Director Lean Improvement (2009) with the objective of improving value for money across the Supply Chain of the Highways Agency Having left Highways England in 2015 Derek is now a visiting Professor at Salford University School of the Built Environment and has a Consultancy specializing in Lean Construction he lectures widely in Lean Construction both in the UK and abroad
Supported by
PM
Stephen Greenhalgh (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Craig Wilkinson (See Introduction to Lean in Construction - Part 1)
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
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Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsThe Improvement Kata for Lean Projects David Binnerts and Adrienne Madsen (Odintakt)
On completion of this workshop you will understand the background to some of the psychological and managerial principles of the Improvement Kata and why they work so well Yoursquoll also have learned how to lead Improvement Kata sessions with your team making use of the 5 questions and the Improvement Kata A3
In addition you will be aware of some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them And yoursquoll get to know a number of colleagues who just as you like to be engaged in Lean or continuous improvement in the construction industry
The training contains information practical exercises and group discussion of real life cases
This training has been developed by the facilitators and has been deployed within Shell within many different teams with some astonishing results
Who is the workshop for People with good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This workshop is for all project managers who like to establish a culture of continuous improvement within their teams regardless of the industry you work in
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Why the Improvement Kata is so good bull How to make it work in projects bull What it actually is
The facilitators David Binnerts is Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos off shore assets in the Southern North Sea deploying Hoshin Kanri and the Improvement Kata dramatically improving delivery and reducing cost David has extensive experience with Lean amp Agile implementation since 2001 through over hundreds of kaizen events and certifying over 250 Lean practitioners for clients in manufacturing service organizations public administration and project organizations (new product development software development construction and relief agencies) Co-founder of Heyunka BV Odin Groep BV Takt International BV the Dutch Lean Initiative (NLI) as well as of the Hansei Foundation for Distance Learning Author of several books and many blogs on Lean amp Agile and the Improvement Kata
Adrienne Madsen coaches teams and leaders in Lean amp agile organizations in their transition towards self management and servant leadership She has over 25 years of experience as sparring partner for board members and managers at all levels in the organization She is proficient in developing a results based improvement culture Most of her experience is in the financial sector and project organizations
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
The workshopsVisualisation and Control Rooms John Bilsland (Network Rail)
This workshop will provide an overview of visualisation and its benefits (people and business performance) This will then be followed by a two way interaction between myself and a willing volunteer from the group to provide a worked example
Who is the workshop for Anyone who would like to improve their understanding of Visualisation
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on This will focus on visualisation from a Rail Industry perspective
What will participants on the workshop learn bull An increased understanding of how visualisation has been applied into Network Rail and the benefits of its application bull They will also be able to evaluate the relevant application of visualisation to their own organisation
The facilitatorJohn Bilsland has spent the last 20 years operating within multinational automotive organisations and the last 8 years maintaining his passion for continuous improvement within the Rail Industry He is currently supporting the board member (executive sponsor) for Lean in enabling the organisation to deliver cultural change and improved business performance
Supported by
AM
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean Collaborative Planning Process and Programme Compression Andrew Moore (Rubicon Wigzell) amp Alistair Melville (Costain)
A demonstration of how Lean Collaborative Planning can be used as an effective technique to develop and control shorter construction programmes We will show how Highways Englandrsquos Smart Motorway Programme are using this technique combined with other lean tools to deliver their ambition of delivering schemes in half the time and half the time again
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Highways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull Understanding of how the Lean Collaborative Planning Process works as a practical system on site and how lean techniques are being used in support of faster construction programmes bull How to apply a structured approach to programme compression bull About the importance of using real output data in construction planning to ensure lsquobuilt in wastersquo is avoided bull The importance of the lsquoMake Ready Processrsquo to protect tighter construction programmes bull Share experiences of how to meet the lsquoConstruction 2025rsquo ambitions of 50 faster construction
The facilitators Andrew Moore is lead Consultant amp Director with Rubicon Wigzell Ltd amp author of the Bigfish E-learning material Co-author of LCIrsquos Collaborative Planning module and designer of the FLITe programme A leading practitioner amp Lean Master Engineer Andrew has delivered many business improvement projects in a wide range of industry sectors both in the UK and worldwide Andrew has been developing and deploying Lean Thinking in the construction industry for 21 years having discovered Lean Thinking whilst working as a Factory Manager in the construction supply chain for Saint Gobain back in 1995 Andrewrsquos experience of deploying Lean extends into most construction industry sectors (Highways Water Power Airports Rail Building Housing etc) and has supported Lean deployment on projects and programmes from pound20 million to pound4Billion in size and scaleAndrew delivers improvement projects using a lsquoLearning-Whilst-Doingrsquo and Change Management methodology which when combined make for an effective approachAlistair Melville is employed by Costain Ltd and is currently carrying out the Construction Managers role on the M1 J19 to J16 Alistair is an experienced Lean practitioner he has
implemented and supported Collaborative Planning in a wide range of sectors both in the UK and worldwideAlistairrsquos experience of deploying Collaborative Planning within the construction industry sectors includes Highways Water Rail Marine Bridges amp a Major Suspension Bridge Alistair currently leads the deployment of Collaborative Planning and manages the implementation to support the delivery of a large Smart Motorway Scheme
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsLean at the Coalface - Empowering the Workforce Graeme Shaw (Transport for London)
Using 8 years of experience leading and guiding Lean programmes in a construction delivery environment Graeme will explain how to navigate the blocks and challenges to embedding continuous improvement in the construction sector and how to use Lean ideas to draw the supply chain and client teams closer together empowering people at the right level to deliver continual change
Who is the workshop for Complete beginners
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Railways
What will participants on the workshop learn bull How to foresee the hurdles to successful deployment of Lean practices bull How to navigate those hurdles and increase the chances of proven concepts delivering results in a timeframe which supports the investment of time and effort bull Increase your chance of deploying Lean getting a fair chance of success in even the most sceptical environments
The facilitatorGraeme Shaw is TfLrsquos internationally recognised Lean construction innovator He pioneered their award winning Lean Transformation Programme and has recently overseen the design and development of continuous improvement training across TfL Formerly Head of the Northern Line Extension Project and Vice President Stations Graeme has lead large construction programmes for London Underground over 12 years He currently heads a new Project Management function which is designing and deploying a system that ensures rotation of staff to gain personal and institutional experience from every project addressing development needs converging capability standards and pay A former naval engineering officer Graeme is a huge proponent of forging stronger ties with academia to help solve many of the sectorrsquos challenging issues A chartered engineer and APM member he is also a director of LCI-UK and a visiting lecturer at several universities and institutions
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsDeveloping amp Deploying Lean Leaders Throughout the Business David Anderson (BAM Nuttall) and Stuart Willis (BAM Nuttall)
During the workshop wersquoll be asking questions that relate to Lean leadership habits and practices and what we can do as leaders to help our organisations and customers to achieve sustained business improvement
Who is the workshop for People with a good understanding of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Civil engineering
What will participants on the workshop learn bull What obstacles can be encountered when deploying Lean bull The importance of collaborative thinking bull What the role of a Lean leader is
The facilitatorsDavid Anderson is a qualified civil engineer and a fellow of the Chartered Quality Institute with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in construction As Head of Business Process and Quality at BAM Nuttall hersquos been instrumental in the development and deployment of their Lean strategy He delivers the Lean leadership training programme to managers throughout the business He is currently co-chair for the Lean construction workshops for ENCORD (European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development) Hersquos a thought leader in transferring Lean thinking from manufacturing into constructionStuart Willis is a Lean implementation professional with over 10 yearsrsquo experience in Quality management and continuous improvement Hersquos a member of BAM Nuttallrsquos Lean leadership team and is a corporate advisor for their Lean training programme He delivers workshops on Lean to team leaders and construction professionals He specialises in Lean communication techniques
Supported by
PMAMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsThe Basics of Value Stream Optimisation Sofia Albohaithi amp Kostas Kefalakis (Hilti)
This will be a 3 hour workshop teaching the theory and basic method of Value Stream Mapping The session will be interactive with a practical example of how to spot waste within a process and focusing on how to take the customerrsquos needs into account when re-engineering and optimising the processes
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience of Lean
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Production
What will participants on the workshop learn The basic theory of Value Stream Optimisation and how to spot waste in an end to end process
The facilitatorsSofia Albohaithi is Regional Lean Manager for Hilti she is responsible for driving lean thinking methodologies culture and tools across all functions within Hilti Northern Europe Functions include Logistics Finance HR Marketing Sales Customer Services Hilti Retail Centres
Kostas Kefalakis is Hiltirsquos Global Lean Manager He is responsible for training coaching and facilitating lean workshops and process improvement in various functions across the globe
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
The workshopsMarketing and Communicating Lean Lynne Hamilton (Mott MacDonald) and Holly Wilson (Skanska)
Developing your verbal and visual communication skills to engage with clients customers and work teams on Lean Transformation projects
Who is the workshop for Those with some experience
Which area of industry will the workshop focus on Other - can be applied to any area of business
What will participants on the workshop learn How to sell the benefits of lean and engage people in Lean Transformation projects
The facilitatorsLynne Hamilton is an Associate in the Business Transformation team at Mott MacDonald working with a number of Infrastructure Clients As a Civil Engineer with 20 years experience in the construction industry with client contractor and consultant she has a breadth of knowledge and experience to share Facilitating a wide range of continuous improvement workshops gives Lynne the opportunity to use her verbal communication skills to generate creativity solve problems deal with challenges and manage conflictHolly Wilson is an Assistant Production Manager with Skanska working in the Continuous Improvement team within Anglian Water one Alliance She has been working in construction for two and a half years and uses her degree in Graphic Design to take ideas and develop them into visually stunning posters and presentations for marketing and communicating a broad range of Lean projects
Supported by
PMOfficial sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Spaces at the LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day are strictly limited so BOOK NOW to guarantee your placeTickets cost pound18500 plus VAT per person
Click here to visit the Training Day registration site where you can find out more select and book your workshops and pay by credit cardShould you wish you can also book for the LCI-UK Summit 2016 and the Pre-Summit Dinner at the same time
Booking information
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Supported by
If you are an LCI-UK member or a member organisation of CE or CIRIA and have not received your discount code please contact us
Official sponsors
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
The Lean Construction Institute UK (LCI-UK) is a charitable membership organisation supporting research into and the dissemination of lean construction principles and best practice with a view to improving public sector construction
Engaging People in Lean Transformation
The LCI-UK Summit 2016Thursday 27th October 2016
This year the LCI-UK Summit will return to Birmingham Metropolitan College and will again feature a full programme of speakers interactive small group sessions as well as active amp informal networking opportunities
This yearrsquos keynote speakers will be
Chris Montgomery Project Director ndash Infrastructure Projects Network Rail
Jaimie Johnston Director Bryden Wood
Patrick OrsquoConnell Head of Logistics (Northern Europe) Hilti
Will Lichtig Vice President The Boldt Company
If you have a stake in the future of the UK construction industry you must be there so click here to book your place NOW
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
Engaging People in Lean TransformationThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Summit 2016
27th October 2016
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
The LCI-UK 2016 Pre-Summit Dinner will take place at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham on Wednesday 26th OctoberThe pre-Summit dinner has always been an important part of the LCI-UK Summit and the 2016 dinner will be no different
The dinner is a great opportunity to get in a room with some of the major players and most innovative thinkers from the UK construction industry and to start networking
This year the dinner will be held at the Hotel LaTour Birmingham directly opposite the Matthew Boulton Campus of Birmingham Metropolitan College where the Summit is to be held
Whatrsquos more David Binnerts of Odintakt (Continuous Improvement Lead for Shellrsquos offshore assets in the southern North Sea) will give a short after-dinner address
The dinner costs just pound60 per head including wine and coffee or pound550 for a table of ten but numbers are limited so BOOK NOW
Pre-Summit Dinner
This yearrsquos menu
Ham Hock Picked Leaves New Potatoes Egg Capers Light Wholegrain Mustard Dressing followed by Chicken Supreme Glazed Baby Onions Smoked Bacon amp Mushrooms Red Wine JusOrLeek amp Potato Soup Chive Creme Fraiche (V) followed by Butternut Squash Gnocchi Asparagus Parmesan amp Sage Cream (V)
Then Chocolate Tart Pistachios Vanilla Cream and Coffee amp Mints
During the booking process you will be invited to state any specific dietary requirements
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
t +44 (0)7721 311 504e adminleanconstructionorgukw www leanconstructionorguk
Arriving by carThere is ample parking nearby at Millennium Point signposted on all main routes into the city (simply follow the brown tourist signs)
Arriving by trainThe nearest stations are Moor Street New Street and Snowhill
Disabled accessAll areas of the college are accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled toilet facilities on each level of the building
Getting thereBirmingham Metropolitan College
Matthew Boulton Campus Birmingham B4 7PS UK
DevelopingLean ExpertiseThe LCI-UK Lean Construction Training Day 2016
26th October 2016
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Official sponsors
Supported by
Book NOW
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