OFFSITE EXPO 2022 brings together those who are driving change in the construction sector. The event will play host to the leading UK and international offsite manufacturers and component suppliers over two days showcasing a broad spectrum of panelised, volumetric modular solutions, pod and prefabricated MEP solutions, as well as the latest in Digital and BIM technology.
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DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 12:30 - 13:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Shaun started his career with Weston Homes after spending 4 years in the automotive industry, solidifying a strong engineering background. After gaining a grass roots experience with various construction trades and obtaining a 1st class BSc Construction Management degree, he became a site manager and held this position for 3 years until moving into senior management at Weston Homes. Shaun joined the Weston Homes board in 2017 and became Managing Director of Weston Logistics, where he developed The Weston Group’s first MMC systems. Shaun’s personal philosophy of innovation and continuous improvement led to the incorporation of British Offsite in 2020.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Volumetric Modular 10:30 - 11:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Sam is Stelling Properties Engineering Director having joined the company from Cobham Mission System, where he was leading R&D programs. He has led multi-disciplinary engineering teams worldwide across the marine, aerospace and construction sectors. He has delivered projects that optimised structures and introduced electrification into the marine industry as well as leading projects that automated air to air refuelling. He joined Stelling Properties in 2020, with the brief to introduce a product led approach to delivering developments. Critically, Sam looks to provide product-based solutions across the whole development, whilst ensuring the offering is flexible enough to exceed the most demanding client brief.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Facades & Fenestration 13:50 - 15:10
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Cladding systems migrating from onsite build to offsite production. Challenges and opportunities.
Having initially started my construction career within the insulation market 1988, in 1992 I moved to specialise in insulated render and brick slip systems.
For over 30 years I have been actively involved in supplying, designing and testing many lightweight cladding systems, along with a range of building boards that are widely used on both offsite and more traditional onsite construction. As Chairman of Benx, I lead the innovation and testing programme for the group, focusing heavily on fire, thermal and durability testing.
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DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Light Gauge Steel 12:10 - 13:30
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Renaissance Works
A highly experienced Regional Manager for EOS Framing – part of the Etex Group.
With many years experience in a Technical, Specification & Solution based Area Manager role liaising with Architects, Engineers, Main Contractors and end Clients. Covering the whole process from inception to completion developing the businesses route to market including Strategic Alliances & Framework Partners, Design Based Selling for Light Gauge Steel Systems to new, existing and non spending business accounts whilst offering technical back up to other companies in the division.
Aligned with my experience I have had a vast array of Industry recognised training including: GDPR Compliance, Negotiation Skills, Presentation Skills, Advanced Driving, CSCS, CITB, Occupational Health & Safety, Selling into the Public Sector, Leadership in Business, Diploma in business, First Diploma in Public Services, Promat fire protection training.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 14:10 - 15:30
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
I’m a chartered Surveyor with over twenty five years experience in the architectural, engineering, construction & operation sectors. I have project experience in client, contractor & consultant roles with many household name companies in the UK & abroad including all major UK PLC housebuilders, Transport for London, the National Trust, EDF Energy, the Environment Agency, Thames Water and the Metropolitan Police. I have proven skills including quality assurance & control, project leading, technical coordination, commercial management and developing & motivating teams to achieve their objectives.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Affordable Housing 15:50 - 17:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Amandeep is an Architect and Urban designer. He is an Associate at Be First, working at the intersection of public and private practice for Barking & Dagenham. He leads a team on strategic visions, brief writing, research, design and procurement whilst bringing all these ideas to the table in conversations with residents, planners, policy makers, developers and politicians. He is a Design Council Expert, member of the Southwark, Harrow and Hackney Design Review Panels and was invited to join the Open City Accelerate advisory board.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Affordable Housing 15:50 - 17:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Jacob is Head of Design at Be First, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham’s wholly owned development and planning company. Leading a team of architects, urban designers, landscape architects and sustainability experts, Jacob is responsible for design quality, sustainability and MMC for one of the largest UK public sector housing delivery programmes. He is a member of the Tower Hamlets Design Review Panel and sits on the Urban Design Executive Committee.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 14:10 - 15:30
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Light Gauge Steel
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Joanne has both a degree in civil engineering and law, and over 20 years’ experience in the construction industry. Much of Joanne’s career has been at Lucideon, initially as Technical Manager and later as Product Manager, prior to her current role as Business Manager for Construction. Joanne has developed many customised testing programs to prove the performance of products and systems which fell outside of any recognised standards. Many of these programs and techniques are now recognised by industry as the benchmark standard, and some have been written into European standards or adopted as an industry standard.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Healthcare 10:30 - 12:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: How healthcare facilities are benefiting from standardised modular design
Andy has 25 years of experience working within the modular industry and has valuable knowledge of the special features of modular design and building systems development. Andy is a Director of the Wernick Group Limited, a company that has decades of experience delivering modular accommodation to the healthcare sector.
Andy has also been Chairman of the Technical Committee for the Modular & Portable Building Association (MPBA) for 16 years, working with other members of the industry to improve the professionalism of the industry and raise awareness of the benefits of modular buildings.
Andy regularly works with the Government and other regulatory bodies such as the NHS to ensure that new regulations and legislation are compatible and practical for the modular building industry.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Precast Concrete 13:50 - 15:10
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Simon has over 20 years’ experience working in the precast concrete industry, originally working in the manufacturing sector. Simon joined PCE in 2005 to help set up a Design and Build division which could offer clients flexible and innovative construction focussed solutions, primarily utilising precast technology.
Now, as Business Development Director Simon’s primary focus is working with clients to deliver PCE’s HybiDfMA systems and promoting the advantages that these bring to both client and end user.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Fire Protection 15:30 - 16:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Fire stopping and why it must be perfect
Ade is a sales manager for FSi part of the Etex Group. He has been working in the Fire Protection industry for 7 years in a technical sales and marketing capacity as well as quality management and training. Ade usually handles the public speaking duties for FSi and leads the various industry trade shows as well as article writing. His passion lies in ultra-neat firestopping and simple concepts that enable this. Ade loves to show beginners the “ropes” and loves nothing more than having a problem to solve. Ade’s proudest moment was running the Hadrian’s Tower project, Newcastle’s tallest building ever, where he knows every firestop [over 27 floors] was perfect!
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Facades & Fenestration 13:50 - 15:10
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Barry has been in the fenestration industry since 2008. With a background in mechanical engineering and commercial finance, he has been involved within all aspects of the fenestration industry and calls upon his experience, managing large scale projects, and working alongside design teams and customers to get the right specification and design of Internorm products.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: MEP & POD 10:30 - 11:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
Graeme has over 20 years’ experience in the Offsite Manufacturing industry, working on some prestigious project such as Birmingham New Street and Heathrow T5. Latterly he has been developing a Kit of Parts approach to projects such as ‘The Forge’ which will be the world’s first Platform Design for Manufacture and Assembly Net Carbon Zero Commercial Office.
Along with others, he believes that this approach to construction will reduce the design time, generate more efficient manufacturing and installation processes, while delivering a high quality finish required.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 14:10 - 15:30
THEATRE: Theatre Two
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Andrew joined the UK construction industry in 1977 with the manufacturing giant CRH and held a series of sales and business development roles in his early years. It was the ground breaking Rethinking Construction Report of 1998 that was to change Andrew’s career path as he became involved in change management and best practice, first within CRH and then later as a Board Member and Director of Constructing Excellence. During this time he was the inaugural chair of the national ‘Best Practice’ Club network and the public face of Constructing Excellence being responsible for marketing, events, communications and membership.
From 2008 – 2010 he worked as a consultant in ‘lean’ measures, which included Andrew helping to set up and then become one of the first fifteen students of the CWA (Collaborative Working Academy). Andrew was delighted to be asked to become Chief Executive of the Structural Timber Association (then the UKTFA) in January 2011. Andrew is now helping to spearhead the drive for Sustainable Construction by the use of more structural timber in building with a ‘Fabric First’ approach.
Andrew was appointed Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence South West in September 2013 and Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence Midlands in May 2018. In 2011 Andrew was rewarded for his services to best practice within the UK construction industry by being awarded the ‘Achiever Award’ in the 2011 CIOB/CESW South West Built Environment Awards. In 2021 Andrew was appointed to the board of the Housing Forum and CLC Construct Zero.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Infrastructure 12:30 - 13:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: To be announced soon
David Bray has successfully delivered major infrastructure projects within complex working environments for a number of years.
He joined National Highways, as Project Director on the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme, and is now the Programme Director for Smart Motorways
David worked in the aviation sector for 9 years leading a design and build business that delivered high profile projects at Gatwick, Manchester, and Stansted airports as well as Terminal 5 at Heathrow. He also worked as the Programme Director delivering Manchester’s Metrolink expansion programme.
David has significant experience of modern methods of construction including lean methodologies, design for manufacture and just in time logistics. He is also an experienced practitioner of collaborative working.
His success in delivering projects on time and within budget is underpinned by the creation of high performance teams.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Infrastructure 12:30 - 13:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: Delivering Essential Infrastructure – Challenges and Opportunities for offsite construction Schools, Prisons, Hospitals
Dr David Hancock – Infrastructure Session Chair
Dr David Hancock is the senior commercial advisor in the Cabinet Office providing construction and project support to Secretaries of State, Ministers and all Government Departments. A high-risk project reviewer across Government and a graduate of the Major Projects Leadership Academy. He leads the Government Construction Community and sits on a variety of cross government boards including Cladding remediation, New Prisons Programme, Buckingham Palace refurbishment, British Antarctic Survey and is the non-executive chair of CIRIA.
Prior to this, from 2009-2016, he was Head of PMO and Risk for TfL including the 2012 Olympics and the risk director for the Terminal 5 Project, Heathrow. Renowned internationally as a leading thinker and practitioner in the field of behavioural risk, he is the author of the bestselling book “Tame, Messy and Wicked Risk Leadership” and has worked across public, private and voluntary sectors. He promotes the case for rethinking project management as a collaborative social interaction rather than through rigorous application of process and policy. He is a chartered engineer and has a Degree and PhD in engineering from the University of Nottingham alongside an MBA from the University of Bath.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Education 10:30 - 12:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: Abbey Farm Educate Together Primary School: Delivering sustainable buildings for education through MMC
Paul has created a new breed of delivery partner that is born digital and commits to changing the game and to delivering better, faster, greener and more affordable modular solutions.
Reds10 is a vertically integrated off-site volumetric construction specialist, providing clients with a full turnkey service to design, finance, build, equip, fit out, operate and hire modular buildings. It exists to help equip society to live, learn and thrive in amazing spaces with 100% productivity.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Affordable Housing 15:50 - 17:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: Modular Construction: The Housing Solution You Need to Know More About
Introducing Jennifer Higgins, Owner and Managing Director of the Wee House Group and the mastermind behind two of the most exciting names in Modular Construction – The Wee House Company and Connect Modular Ltd.
In 2013 Jennifer launched The Wee House Company, a consumer-focused venture building bespoke modular homes for customers often based in rural locations where traditional construction can be challenging.
With business booming, Jennifer recognised an opportunity to diversify into the public sector and began undertaking large-scale affordable modular housing projects for Local Authorities and Housing Associations, now delivered under the Connect Modular brand name.
At just 30 years old, Jennifer has previously been crowned “Young Inspiring Businesswoman of the Year” and “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” and her insight on Modular Construction is definitely worth a listen.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Retail & Leisure 13:10 - 15:30
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: Dinton Activity Centre; Designing for Sustainability using Modern Methods of Construction
Alex is a chartered Architect with extensive experience designing for the education sector. Alex has worked at HLM Architects for over 4 years and in this time has worked on a range of schools, colleges, and universities around the UK. The majority of Alex’s time is spent working in collaboration with offsite modular contractors.
Prior to joining HLM Architects, Alex has worked internationally in Europe and the Middle East, working within a range of sectors including commercial, transport, healthcare, and mixed-use developments.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 12:30 - 13:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
TOPIC TITLE: The role of an engineer in the world of MMC and Modular
Wayne Oakes is the co-founder and director of the engineering consultancy, Dice. With over 17 years in the field of engineering and a Masters (MSc) in Engineering and Construction Management, Wayne co-founded Dice in 2018 with the intention of creating an engineering consultancy with a difference.
Operating on a client-first basis with a heavy focus on sustainability, technology and the wellbeing of the team, Dice is a multidisciplinary engineering consultancy operating nationally. The company has grown successfully over the past 4 years under Wayne’s direction and they’ve gained traction for their focus in the MMC and Modular sector.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Housing 12:30 - 13:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
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Richard is the Senior Technical Services Manager at NHBC. He runs a series of commercial services at NHBC, including the Land Quality Endorsement service; an appraisal of land quality and the NHBC Accepts service, being an assessment of innovative technologies in house building. He is responsible for the creation of NHBC’s policy and procedures to address Modern Methods of Construction and to identify trends in construction to inform risk management in non-conventional construction.
Richard is a member of the Construction Leadership Council’s working group on Smart Buildings, the MHCLG working group on Modern Methods of Construction and is a stakeholder in the Advanced Industrial Methods of Constructing Homes.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Precast Concrete 13:50 - 15:10
THEATRE: Theatre Two
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Elaine is Head of Architecture at The Concrete Centre and has been a qualified architect for 25 years. Elaine provides architectural advice, project and technical guidance related to the use of concrete, with a particular expertise in sustainable and visual concrete. Elaine authors technical guidance which has included Concrete and BREEAM and Material Efficiency publications and is a regular contributor to Concrete Quarterly, of which she is joint editor.
Elaine sits on working groups for the DEFRA Property Level Flood Resilience Action Plan and The London Climate Change Partnership as well as the RIBA Sustainable Futures expert advisory group. She is also current Chair of RIBA SE London.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: Structural Timber 12:10 - 13:30
THEATRE: Theatre Two
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Andrew joined the UK construction industry in 1977 with the manufacturing giant CRH and held a series of sales and business development roles in his early years. It was the ground breaking Rethinking Construction Report of 1998 that was to change Andrew’s career path as he became involved in change management and best practice, first within CRH and then later as a Board Member and Director of Constructing Excellence. During this time he was the inaugural chair of the national ‘Best Practice’ Club network and the public face of Constructing Excellence being responsible for marketing, events, communications and membership.
From 2008 – 2010 he worked as a consultant in ‘lean’ measures, which included Andrew helping to set up and then become one of the first fifteen students of the CWA (Collaborative Working Academy). Andrew was delighted to be asked to become Chief Executive of the Structural Timber Association (then the UKTFA) in January 2011. Andrew is now helping to spearhead the drive for Sustainable Construction by the use of more structural timber in building with a ‘Fabric First’ approach.
Andrew was appointed Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence South West in September 2013 and Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence Midlands in May 2018. In 2011 Andrew was rewarded for his services to best practice within the UK construction industry by being awarded the ‘Achiever Award’ in the 2011 CIOB/CESW South West Built Environment Awards. In 2021 Andrew was appointed to the board of the Housing Forum and CLC Construct Zero.
DATE: 21 September 2022
SESSION: MEP & POD 10:30 - 11:50
THEATRE: Theatre Two
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Julia took up the role as CE BSRIA in May 2014 and is involved in the development of BSRIA’s future growth and prosperity. Prior to her role at BSRIA, Julia was the CE of the National Federation of Builders.
During her time at the NFB, Julia has worked to secure more favourable conditions for members in a number of areas including public sector procurement, utilities, access to finance, health and safety, training and innovation.
She has also forged close links and partnerships across industry and was the founder of the Construction Alliance. Julia has also maintained a high public profile as a leading spokesperson and commentator on the industry, the economy and Government affairs in the UK and Europe. Julia also serves as Chairman of Leeds College of Building and takes a keen interest in the role of Further Education in the sector.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Fire Protection 15:30 - 16:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Insurance Challenges of Massive Timber Construction
Dr Jim Glocking – Fire Protection Session Chair
Dr Jim Glockling is Technical Director of the Fire Protection Association (FPA), the UK’s National Fire Safety Organisation. He has a degree in Chemical Engineering and PhD in nuclear engineering from UKAEA, Harwell. Following a post-doctorate study modelling watermist fire suppression methods he went on to work as, a lecturer in Chemical Engineering and Fire Safety Engineering, a forensic fire investigator, and ran research laboratories at both the Loss Prevention Council (LPC) and Building Research Establishment (BRE) before taking up the position of Technical Director with the FPA in 2002.
Jim’s principle areas of expertise are in suppression and detection technologies and complex risk mitigation scenarios though the work of his team and laboratory are very much more diverse, addressing all areas of fire protection and prevention. His major sponsors are UK insurers, for whom he manages and technically supports their annual research budget (RISCAuthority), and the Ministry of Defence (Royal Navy), with whom FPA hold a long standing arrangement for the provision of fire engineering support.
DATE: 20 September
SESSION: Facades & Fenestration 13:50 - 15:10
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Optimisation of Rainscreen cladding for offsite construction
John Porter, Area Sales Manager for Rockpanel, has 15 years experience working with various facade manufacturers including fibre cement, Insulated Render and Compressed Mineral Wool cladding products.
Currently also working on the Transforming Construction Challenge with the Construction Innovation Hub, John has been involved with various high profile offsite manufactured projects that utilise rainscreen cladding as the core façade solution.
He presentation will provide a detailed overview of Rainscreen cladding, its use and installation requirements along with some key examples of best use of rainscreen optimisation. He will explore how cladding products can be a sustainable choice for construction, providing a sustainable solution for a better thermal performance whilst meeting the changing regulations in regard to fire safety and carbon embodiment.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Facades & Fenestration
THEATRE: Theatre One
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Gurprit is an established Façade Engineer having worked on multiple high rise developments across the UK. Having started in the Façade Industry as a designer with a Glazing system company and multiple fabricators he moved into Consultancy with a small offsite construction consultancy, and ultimately with Wintech, one of the leading Façade Engineering consultancies in the UK.
He has a passion for sustainability which has lead him to develop Wintech’s sustainability services offerings as well as a passion for offsite construction, having been a part of the development of Keepmoat’s Evolve and Elements Europe’s offsite modular housing systems as well as involvement in multiple unitised cladding schemes.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Light Gauge Steel
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: 504 Bristol Rd Mixed Use Retail & Student Accommodation
I’m a RIBA chartered architect as well as the founder and managing director of MAS architecture Ltd, an award- winning practice. Having worked and practiced architecture in the UK for twenty-three years I have developed a unique style in my architectural approach which is based on two simple values; creativity and service that is second to none.
I have designed many large and small-scale commercial, education, residential, mixed use, master-planning, student accommodations, Grade I and II listed buildings and retail projects. I collaborate as a Studio Design Tutor at Leicester School of Architecture at De Montfort University and I am on the Tamayouz Award judging panel.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Volumetric Modular 10:30 - 11:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Volumetric Modular Design Potential
I have been an architect for 15 years working across a number of sectors with a focus on education design. I have worked on several modular projects now learning more about the possibilities of the construction method each time.
DATE: 20 September 2022
SESSION: Volumetric Modular 10:30 - 11:50
THEATRE: Theatre One
TOPIC TITLE: Modulhaus
I am the Business Development Manager from Volumetric Modular, with a strong history in construction and development. Being involved in delivering such a strong product nationwide which has a powerful focus on tackling the homeless crisis for all local authorities and housing associations.
I also play a key role in presenting our MODULHAUS™ to developers, partners and other key industry innovators to supply emergency accommodation up and down the country with our volumetric modular technology. Our units are incredibly robust, relocatable, exceptionally energy efficient, running costs at £5 a week and finished to a superior quality Volumetric really does provide a home for everyone!
“Fantastic event to network with new and existing suppliers, and to gain a wider understanding of the opportunities and challenges provided by the Offsite sector.”
Jon Griffiths, Director of WT Partnership
“Brilliant introduction to the Offsite Industry – a wealth of information, comprehensively coordinated, great exhibitors and stands that were highly impressive, as well as highly professional – easy conversations and a great relaxed atmosphere. Would definitely recommend/attend again.”
Jonathan Hunt, Marketing Manager from Embrass Peerless.
“A really high-quality event with excellent organisation, helpful staff and interesting exhibitors. Will be looking to come back in 2022!”
Ben Costello, Architect at Green Box Studios
“As newcomers to the industry, we found Offsite Expo useful, with good insight into what’s on offer and the competition and innovation. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.”
Debbie Basnett, Design and Development Director from Modular Ops
“The 2019 event was impressive but 2021 was even better! The quality of the content and exhibitors has made this an integral part of my annual trade show calendar. A must-attend event for everyone interested in the future of the UK Construction industry.”
Michael Crane, Head of Innovation at CIMC Modular Building Systems.
“This event gets better every year. After last year’s lockdown, it was great to see that innovation had not stopped. Products on display were better than ever.”
Stephen Davies, Managing Director at Living Space Housing.
“Offsite Expo gave me the opportunity to see the latest developments and to network with key players in the offsite industry.”
Francesco Ferrari, Associate at Arup
“Offsite Expo was a great event where I got the opportunity to meet people from the industry, learn about the newest Modern Methods of Construction and I was pleased on how the team managed the meetings and offered support with everything I needed. Great job! Looking forward for next year’s event!”
George Dinu, Architect at Rock Townsend Architects
“An outstanding showcase of new technology in the field of property development. As the industry faces new challenges with the eco build agenda, it is a vital source of information and networking.”
Guy Davis, CEO of Hiltongrove
Vision Built are an offsite manufacturer of light gauge steel products – offering high quality volumetric (MMC Category 1) and panelised (MMC Category 2) solutions. With over 15 years’ experience of designing, manufacturing and supplying light gauge steel products into the residential, hotel, health and education sectors, Vision Built have unrivalled experience offering timely, high quality solutions.
In partnership with parent company John Sisk & Sons, Vision Built are on a strong growth journey growing their manufacturing output capacity four-fold over the past 24 months, and investing in the sustainability and social value aspects of the business.
Aptus Fastener Systems are a UK stockist of high quality fastening solutions for Offsite & Solid Wood Construction Technologies.
We have developed one of the most comprehensive ranges of innovative fastening solutions for modern methods of construction.
Working with our German supply partners HECO-Schrauben & Pitzl for over 25 years, all products are stocked and serviced by ourselves from our premises in Derbyshire.
Weekly deliveries from factories in Germany and next day shipping from our warehouse ensure the best possible service to your factory and sites.
We work with your engineers to ensure the right fastening solution is specified for the right application and delivered at the right time.
All products are stocked and supported in the UK, so please enquire about our vendor-managed inventory (VMI) service.
With a comprehensive range of products and services, from HECO-TOPIX plus high specification structural screws for construction, reinforcement and the building envelope through to Pitzl concealed connectors, and Power Clamp lifting systems for use on and offsite.
All are fully compliant with EC5 design codes for timber structure through manufacturers European Technical Assessments (ETA’s) which are currently being converted to UKCA certification.
As a privately owned specialist logistics provider of off-site construction and modular buildings transportation, we consider ourselves a high-quality supply chain partner for this industry, and are experienced in helping to plan, project manage and deliver (on time) across the installation. Operating a range of specialist equipment to meet your evolving needs and requirements, we have a large pool of highly skilled and experienced drivers to ensure your load reaches its destination on time and undamaged.
Glidevale Protect is a leading UK producer of high quality, technically advanced solutions for the offsite manufacturing sector, providing the benefits of condensation control, energy efficiency and ventilation across the built environment. Our comprehensive range includes one of the most innovative combinations of reflective breather membranes and airtightness products on the market to help meet the more onerous Building Regulations Part L requirements. Our technical experts can help you value engineer your project to meet energy efficiency targets and help future proof your designs.
Members of The Modular and Portable Building Association (MPBA) and the Structural Timber Association (STA) with STA Assure Gold Level Status.
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Passivent, our sister company, is a leading UK specialist in the manufacture and delivery of natural and hybrid ventilation systems, also ideally suited to modular and offsite manufacture.
Representing over 750 competent members supplying quality structural timber systems! As building offsite solutions in timber are gaining traction across the industry, the STA’s mission is to enhance quality and drive product innovation through technical guidance and research, underpinned by a members’ quality standard assessment – STA Assure. This scheme offers reassurances to the construction community that our members meet or even exceed current legislation and regulatory requirements. Along with quality and safety, the STA’s core objective is to be a leading provider of technical research and industry insight.
Metframe is voestalpine Metsec’s off-site framing solution. With NHBC approval for up to 15 storeys, concrete or joisted floor options, providing zero waste, a rapid installation time, and building in tight construction spaces achievable; Metframe is the ideal product for your project. Our UKAS accredited Metframe comes with a 30 year warranty, is certified to BES 6001 and ISO 50001, and is suited to care homes, hotels, student accommodation, and residential sectors. Come and visit us on stand C1.
ARV Solutions are a specialist recruitment agency, and market leading recruiters in Offsite Construction and MMCs UK-wide and internationally. With over 180+ years of recruitment experience across the board, we work exclusively with a wide variety of clients all over the country.
You can trust in our skills, knowledge, innovation and heritage, that we know your industry better than any other. No one is better placed to help move your business, your career and the industry forward.
Tekla software drives more detail and data into structural BIM workflows for a deeper understanding of your designs at every phase. Constructible models to unite the team from the design office, factory, and site with a common understanding of what needs to be done. Tekla is one solution from Trimble that supports Trimble’s ambition to digitally transform construction with solutions that span the entire AEC industry.
Established in 1864, Ash & Lacy has a strong legacy in the construction industry and for many years, the name has been synonymous with product innovation and engineering. Today we manufacture a diverse range of engineered facade and roofing systems, complemented by a comprehensive range of fasteners, load bearing components and accessories tailored to the construction sector. In-house testing, as well as design and engineering analysis capabilities ensures that our products and systems are at the forefront of technical performance.
Rothoblaas is a leading manufacturer of innovative solutions for mass timber, energy efficient, net zero and better building practices.
The product range covers fasteners and connectors, building envelopes and acoustic solutions, worker safety and tools. Using these components, design professionals create economies of scale and cost-effective processes decreasing labor costs, reduced energy usage plus safe and efficiently built buildings. With innovation at its core, Rothoblaas and its partners push the boundaries on all stages of the design and construction process