Sessions Available:
Tuesday, March 5, 2024 – 8am-12pm
Wednesday, March 6, 2024 – 8am-11am
Thursday, March 7, 2024 – 8am-11am
Location: Virtual/Online
Note: Registrations are now closed.
The Building Skills for Climate Change: Low-Carbon Training Program is aimed at upskilling building professionals, including architects, engineers, contractors, and owners and operators, to accelerate the adoption of low-carbon practices, reduce emissions, and contribute to Canada’s Climate Action Plan and Just Transition.
Length and format:
Each session will be 3.5 hours long, held in webinar format.
Learning outcomes:
Certification:
At the end of this training program, you will receive:
Speakers:
Tim Tewsley
Working in the built environment space for the last 15 years, Tim helps owners, design teams and builders think about and implement sustainability in their projects. Tim has been a LEED accredited professional for 13 years, and is a certified Project Management Professional. He is highly interested in how to connect people, culture, processes and money to move the industry toward critical environmental sustainability goals.
Adam Hill
A certified Project Management Professional and LEED Green Associate with nine (9) years of professional experience, managing projects within the field of the built environment ranging from less than US $1,000,000 to US $15,000,000 for both local and international clients.
Adam’s formal education in Architecture has provided him with a grounded understanding of the built environment. This, coupled with the skills acquired throughout his career in Project Management and further education in sustainable practices, has resulted in my ability to engage multidisciplinary project teams to deconstruct complex project issues and develop workable solutions.
Shafraaz Kaba
Shafraaz is a registered architect and experienced in climate resilience and adaptation strategies with over 25 years experience with sustainable design. Shafraaz is well known for his commitment to sustainable strategies and integrated, community-based, collaborative design. He was co-chair and a founding member of the Energy Transition and Climate Resilience Committee of Council for Edmonton, where he helped develop the Community Energy Transition Stategy and Action Plan. Shafraaz enjoys coaching project teams to better results using collaborative delivery methods. Shafraaz’s experience as a registered Architect provides intimate knowledge of the design and construction process and brings a lot of value to the role of an integrator of sustainable design, climate and resilience measures.
Be sure to subscribe to our monthly BCCA Briefing to get the latest on important topics like prompt payment and compulsory trades.
© 2024 BC Construction Association. All Rights Reserved.