ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Behind the Built Environment, a podcast from BESA where we delve into the latest industry news in the building engineering services sector.
Join us for insightful discussions and exclusive interviews with leading industry experts, as we explore the trends and innovations shaping the future of the built environment and what impact they will have on you and your business.
Find us at https://www.thebesa.com/
Join us for insightful discussions and exclusive interviews with leading industry experts, as we explore the trends and innovations shaping the future of the built environment and what impact they will have on you and your business.
Find us at https://www.thebesa.com/
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 23 days
Average audio length:
33 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
34 episodes
since April 25, 2024
episodic
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Building standards set out what good looks like. Delivering better buildings depends on how those standards are understood, applied and supported by practical competence.
In this episode of Behind The Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executive of BESA, speaks with Ant Burd, Director at BSI Sta…
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In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executive of BESA, speaks with Dave Cooper MBE, President of CIBSE and a lift and escalator engineer with more than four decades of experience across engineering, safety, education, standards and expert witness work.
Dave explains …
Construction cannot improve quality, productivity, and building safety while commercial models continue to reward the lowest price, push risk down the supply chain, and encourage short-term decision-making.
In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executive of BESA, spe…
Self-certification schemes sit at the heart of millions of building projects. Still, proposed reforms could bring greater scrutiny to how installers demonstrate competence, notify work and comply with building regulations.
In this episode of Behind The Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executiv…
The thermal insulation sector can no longer rely on self-certification to prove that work is safe, effective and properly installed.
In this episode of Behind The Built Environment Extra, BESA Chief Executive David Frise speaks with Marion Marsland, Chief Executive of TICA, and Helen Anderson, Depu…
Construction’s skills crisis may be less about attracting new people and more about the industry’s inability to absorb, develop and make effective use of them.
In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executive of BESA, speaks with Mark Farmer, founder of CAST Consultanc…
Refrigeration and cooling underpin almost everything modern life depends on, yet the sector remains largely invisible to the public, policymakers and even many of the organisations that rely on it.
In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, David Frise, Chief Executive of BESA, speaks with St…
Construction is good at delivering projects. Too often, it starts before asking whether it is solving the right problem.
In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, BESA Chief Executive David Frise speaks with Mark Enzer, former Chief Technical Officer at Mott MacDonald and former head of the …
Most construction problems are created before a project even reaches site.
In this episode of Behind the Built Environment, BESA Chief Executive David Frise speaks with Beth West, founder and director of Navigate Advisory and former Chief Executive of East West Railway Company, about why constructi…
Competence under the Building Safety Act is often misunderstood, with serious consequences for mistakes. In this episode of Behind the Built Environment Extra, BESA Chief Executive David Frise speaks with Kizzy Augustin, Partner at Mishcon de Reya, about what genuine competence looks like under the…
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