The Green Register of Construction Professionals

Green Register Training Topics

1. Residential Eco-refurbishment
2. Exemplar Case Studies - residential and commercial
3. Low Carbon Technologies
4. Building Regulations revisions - Part L and F
5. Breathing Construction
6. Specifying Sustainable Materials
7. The External Envelope
8. Design for Deconstruction, Reclaim and Reuse
9. Designing Out Waste
10. Commercial Eco-refurbishment
11. Healthy Interiors
12. Sustainable Timber Specification
13. Sustainable Water in the UK
14. Solar Thermal Systems
15. Rainwater Harvesting and Greywater Recycling
16. The Code for Sustainable Homes
17. Life Cycle Analysis
18. Greening the Office
19. Greenspec: The National Green Specification
20. Lightweight versus Heavyweight Construction
21. BREEAM 2010
22. Green Roofs
23. Build Tight, Ventilate Right
24. Sustainable Drainage Systems

Choose a Format

Lunchtime Sessions – one hour

Twilight Sessions – cover subjects in more depth and take place after the work day ends

Half & Full Day Sessions – in-depth sessions that bring together several perspectives on a subject

Sessions are held at your office for your convenience.

Testimonials

“We would like to thank you for two of the most thought provoking and practical seminar days from a professional practice viewpoint that we can remember. It really was refreshing to hear views in impartial terms that were directly applied to realistic scenarios and current debates, including cost effectiveness which sadly the motivation for most people’s adoption or rejection of sustainable concepts. We look forward to attending future events.”

Peter Wood, Director, Angus Meek Architects

“The Green Register serves a vital purpose in alerting us all in the construction industry to the urgency of addressing climate change through practical example.”

George Ferguson, CBE, PPRIBA, Mayor of Bristol

“The Green Register provides an essential service to the construction industry with its dedicated approach to the promotion of sustainable construction practices across the UK. RIBA South West recommends the activities provided by TGR for large or small projects.”

Jon Watkins, Head of RIBA South West

Costs

1 hour Lunchtime Session
£250-£400 (£225-£375)

2.5 hour Session
£650 (£600)

Half Day Session
£875 (£800)

Full Day Session
£1,700-£2,300 (£1,400-£2,000)

Please note, prices are per session and not per delegate. Travel costs are not included in the above rates. These prices are a guide only and will depend upon the topic and number of speakers required.