08.45 - 9.30
Registration for Day School delegates. Refreshments for all delegates.
NB: Full School delegates already registered do not need to re-register.

9:30-9.40 Welcomes & Launch of IHBC 2019 Day School
IHBC Chair James Caird
Morning School chair Justin Webber

9.40-10.10 Keynote: International approaches to recovery and disaster management of historic environments
Zaki Aslan Director, ICCROM-ATHAR Regional Conservation Centre, Sharjah, U.A.E.

Session 1: FIRE

10.10-10.30 Working with the Fire and Emergency Service
Steve Emery, Fire Officer, Oxford University

10.30-10.50 Reconstructing the Mackintosh: the race between Education and Catastrophe
Liz Davidson, Senior Project Manager, Glasgow School of Art

10.50-11.30
Refreshments & Exhibition networking

Session 2: STRUCTURAL FAILURE & HERITAGE AT RISK

11.30 - 11.50 Structural failure: The Art of the Possible
Ed Morton, Engineer and Managing Director, The Morton Partnership

11.50-12.10 Structural failure - Victoria Mills, Grimsby – investigation, monitoring and repairs at altitude! - Gez Pegram, Civil and Structural Engineer, Director of Mason Clark Associates

12.10-12.30 Heritage at Risk: Who Cares? Historic England’s HAR Campaign and Public Values
Ben Robinson, Principal Adviser for Heritage at Risk, Historic England

12.30 -12.35 IHBC Spotlight 1: IHBC’s Toolbox – Roy Lewis, IHBC Policy Chair

12.35 - 12.50 QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

12.50-14.00
LUNCH & Exhibition networking

Session 3: SECURITY, DIGITAL TECHONOLOGY AND LEGAL ISSUES

14.00-14.05 Welcome and introduction to the afternoon programme
Afternoon School Chair Alice Ullathorne

14.05-14.25 Heritage Security: Protecting the Past for The Future – Mitigating the crime and terrorism risk
Stephen Armson Smith, Crime Prevention Tactical Advisor, Heritage Crime Prevention Lead and Designing Out Crime Officer, Essex Police

14.25-14.45 Digital technology for future proofing against disaster
Lyn Wilson, Digital Documentation Manager, Historic Environment Scotland (HES)

14.45 - 15.05 Legal issues: Saving Heritage Assets in Disrepair – the legal powers
Nigel Hewitson, Planning Solicitor, Consultant at Gowling WLG

15.05 - 15.25 Legal issues: Destruction of Heritage Assets – the legal consequences
Charles Mynors, Lawyer, Law Commission of England and Wales

15.25-15.30 IHBC Spotlight 2: IHBC Guidance Note – John Preston, Green Panel Convenor

15.30-16.15
Refreshments & Exhibition networking

Session 4: FLOODING

16.15-16.35 Flooding: Risk and resilience dealing with flooding in old buildings
James Innerdale, Conservation Architect, Consultant

16.35-16.55 Flooding: Recovery and Improvement. A case study from Cockermouth
Helen Brownlie

16.55-17.15 PHOENIX CASE - Stoke Rochford Hall: Rebuilding from the Ashes - David Catell, Architect accredited in building conservation, Director at Rodney Melville & Partners

17.15-17.20 IHBC Spotlight 3; IHBC Annual School 2020 – Brighton - Duncan Philips, South East Branch Chair

17.30 IHBC 2019 Annual General Meeting

All welcome: Voting by Full Members of the IHBC only
Chair – David McDonald, IHBC President

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