Event details
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Online
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21 April 2026
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12:00 PM - 01:00 PM GMT
Event fees
Free
Free
Summary
Please note: this event is for over 18’s only.Quality, compliance and productivity are often seen as competing priorities on construction projects. With increasing regulatory pressure and tighter margins, main contractors are under more strain than ever. This roundtable brings together industry experts to explore how technology, including emerging AI capabilities, can support better quality outcomes, reduce rework, help teams meet evolving compliance requirements without slowing delivery and deliver exactly what the client needs.
Our Speakers
Paul Young
Chartered Fellow and Trustee, Chartered Institute of BuildingPaul is Chartered Fellow and Trustee of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). He is a Non Executive Director of Englemere Limited (CIOB’s Trading arm) with over 38 years of construction industry experience. Paul has managed a wide range construction projects and has held project, contracts and operations manager positions in the commercial, healthcare, blue light, industrial and residential sectors. Paul currently leads his own consultancy business; Specialist Building Solutions Limited. Previously he was Divisional Head of Operational Excellence at Equans Regeneration Limited. In this role, Paul chaired a working group to implement business improvement measures to align with Building Safety Act requirements. A key output was a Building Safety Act Awareness eLearn Course, developed along with Build UK partners and shared with industry via CIOB Academy. This key area of Paul’s practical experience is helping others to now increase the awareness of the Building Safety Act, the importance of competence at all levels and digital collation of information to achieve compliance. Paul’s operational experience in a wide range of environments, makes him a highly valued member of the team. His practical governance, risk management oversight and focus on quality helped Paul achieve high levels of client satisfaction, budgetary control and successful programme delivery.