15 September 2009
Grange City Hotel, London
Need to significantly reduce the overall cost of construction projects in both financial and environmental terms? Attend this conference to understand how the British Standards on life cycle costing can help you meet your targets and win those scarce contracts.
This conference provides a briefing on how to use the UK guidance document Standardized method of life cycle costing (SMLCC) to aid implementation of BS ISO 15686-5:2008 Buildings and constructed assets. Service life planning. Life cycle costing. It also provides updates on current good practice in the area of life cycle costing (LCC) and news on forthcoming developments.
As organizations are facing the twin challenges of a financial downturn and increasing environmental considerations, calculating the true long term cost of a building and its all-round sustainability are essential.
This conference outlines how you can deliver the principles and benefits of LCC to clients in order to gain competitive advantage, and provides you with information on the links between carbon and environmental targets and LCC. There are also case studies delivered by organizations that are currently leading the way in the implementation of the standards.
Key features:
- How to use LCC to win new work, improve performance and make efficiencies in the short and long term
- How LCC standards can improve practices and benefit your organization despite the recession
- Detailed guidance on how to cost-effectively implement BS ISO 15686 by following the SMLCC guidance document
- The links between environmental concerns and LCC
- Briefing on the likely content of the forthcoming publication on maintenance and life cycle costing.
About BSI British Standards
BSI British Standards is the UK’s National Standards Body, recognized globally for its independence, integrity and innovation in the production of standards and information products that promote and share best practice. BSI works with businesses, consumers and government to represent UK interests and to make sure that British, European and international standards are useful, relevant and authoritative. For further information please visit www.bsigroup.com/britishstandards.For further information please visit www.bsigroup.com
