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2 GLIMPSES FROM THE PAST EvENT 20+ Speakers 80+ Attendees 16+ Hours of Networking & Business Enhancement Opportunity Delegates from Industry > Architectural > Computer Software > Government & Non Profit > Manufacturing > Building Materials > Construction > Legal > Chemicals > Design > Management Consulting 2

3 GLIMPSES FROM THE PAST EvENT What Did The Attendees Say: Great event! Very informative. Kingspan Insulated Panels Very informative and comprehensive. Sergon Building Consultants A great range of speakers and topics. I look forward to the next one. Lander & Rogers Excellent conference in regards to the issue of combustible cladding on buildings. Cumberland Council This event had experts from all parts of the building industry. The networking opportunity was excellent! Johnson Controls Very informative conference with a wide range of presentations. Cundall I have been to a few of conferences on this theme and this was by far the best one I attended. Holistic approach to fire safety and cladding issues in buildings. City of Port Phillip Marvellous conference! All building practitioners, owners, insurers, and anyone with an interest in the building cladding safety should attend this conference. Red Fire Engineers 3

4 Disaster is often the catalyst for change to bring learning and awareness across the industry. The 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London, and the 2014 Lacrosse Tower fire in Melbourne are examples of that. It has sprung government bodies and associations to work on specific measures to address the fire safety risks associated with external wall cladding in buildings. In NSW, the government has introduced new laws relating to buildings with combustible cladding. The latest of these, the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Identification of Buildings with Combustible Cladding) Regulation 2018 will commence on 22 October 2018.The Regulation now makes provision for the identification of, and collection of information about, buildings to which combustible cladding has been applied. The Draft is driven by the term combustible cladding, and that is a sum reflection of what is driving the changes in this landscape. Corpolinx, therefore, is hosting the 2 nd Edition Fire Safety and Cladding Summit, scheduled for November The event has been designed to bring together fire and construction industry mainly focus in fire safety practice, engineering and risk management involved in cladding by exclusive networking sessions, professional and interactive panel discussions as well as topical case studies addressing the challenges faced and to assess solutions and services in this space to help achieve business outcomes. Event Features: Highly interactive involving all stakeholders from Regulators, Developers, Owners, Designers, Contractors, Manufacturer, Insurers & Lawyers to address the ambiguities in policies & standards with poor enforcements Panel discussions on the latest issues on design, technology, innovation and what s next in NSW The most UpToDate information on the varying Insurance Responses to the cladding crisis Focus on on-ground implementation of policies and standards Open Discussion on adopting new technologies and mitigating Risks Key Takeaway: Better protect residents and civilians from Non- Conforming Building Product-related incident Learn to protect existing buildings by implementing best practises for fire safety Risk mitigation through BIM and Parametric Modeling New design approaches to ensure quality and safety without affecting cost Who should attend? > Government and industry regulatory bodies and associations > Building owners and asset managers > Developers and construction companies > Fire and rescue services > Certifiers, accreditors and surveyors > Building material importers and suppliers > Designers and architects > Insurers, lawyers and strata bodies > Fire safety and risk officials, engineers and technical managers > Fire protection companies and solution providers

5 Keynote Speaker John Tansey Executive Officer, NSW Fire Safety and External Wall Cladding Taskforce, Executive Director, Regulatory Policy, Better Regulation Division, Department of Finance, Services & Innovation NSW Key Speakers Dr. Jonathan Barnett Managing Director Basic Expert Pty Ltd Charles Thornley Partner Lander & Rogers Lawyers Charles Fortin Managing Director Collard Maxwell Architects Blair Stratton Manager Major Projects Red Fire Engineers Pty Ltd Nathan White Fire Engineering Team Leader Infrastructure Technologies and Testing Services, CSIRO Kim Lovegrove RML, FAIB Consultant Lawyer Lovegrove & Cotton Lawyers

6 Key Speakers Pelle Zetterström Technical Director Olsson Fire & Risk Professor Guan Yeoh UNSW Australia James Thomson Senior Adviser - Standards and Regulation Ai Group Senior Director Non-Conforming Building Products Audit Taskforce Building Policy and Asset Management Department of Housing and Public Works

7 DAY ONE 20 NOVEMBER :00 Registration and Welcome Coffee 8.50 Chairperson s opening remarks 9:00 Government s Keynote Address: Legislative Responses to the Cladding Crisis and the Onset of Toughest Certification Reform 9:30 Panel discussion: High-Risk Buildings in Australia - Where to from here? What are the challenges for the construction industry in responding to the cladding crisis Avoiding unnecessary re-work and soaring insurance premiums for non-compliant building owners How can property owners and local councils act now to help prevent another disaster? 10:10 Science of cladding fires Cladding materials, how they burn and which materials are a risk What tests are available and what information do they provide Redesigning building and fire regulation in 2019 and beyond The need for world s best practice building regulations and what it entails The imperative of cross-jurisdictional fire regulation harmonization The best practice fire regulation RND necessity Fire regulation policy must follow Fire Science Kim Lovegrove RML FAIB Consultant Lawyer Lovegrove & Cotton Panel discussion: Assessing most common errors in design and approaches to maximize quality, safety, and building integrity Cladding Fires in NSW Preventative Measures Developing a Performance Based Solution Design Pelle Zetterström Technical Director, Olsson Fire & risk 13:00 Networking Luncheon Test limitations, applicability to risk and compliance Nathan White Fire Engineering Team Leader Infrastructure Technologies and Testing Services CSIRO 10:40 Speed Networking Session A structured interactive session designed to help you expand your network through one-on-one focused conversation. 11:00 Networking Tea/Coffee Break 7

8 DAY ONE 20 NOVEMBER :00 Panel discussion: Innovation and best practices for fire safety in existing buildings Understanding building requirements for codecompliant external cladding Fire safety upgrades and compliance with current regulation by keeping the building fabric in mind Compliance with insurance requirements The NSW-Based Compliance Process Start to Finish 15:10 Networking Tea/Coffee Break An Innovative Solution to Exterior Fire Protection for High-Rise Buildings Identifying issues with reaction time to fire and issues with fighting exterior fires on buildings with combustible cladding materials Introducing an autonomous fire suppression system designed to detect and suppress fires on the exterior of high-rise buildings Providing an overview of capability of this technology and its application in high-rise buildings, including review of test results 16:00 Innovation Around Flame Retardants 16:30 Closing remarks from the chairperson 16:50 End of Day 1 8

9 DAY TWO 21 NOVEMBER :00 Registration and Welcome Coffee 10:30 Networking Coffee Break 8:50 Chairperson s opening remarks 9:00 Keynote Address: NSW Taskforce Response to the Cladding Issue Then & Right Now Mission and objectives of the taskforce Progess and achievements to date Next set of steps in NSW John Tansey Executive Officer, NSW Fire Safety and External Wall Cladding Taskforce, Executive Director, Regulatory Policy, Better Regulation Division, Department of Finance, Services & Innovation NSW 9.30 A wholistic approach to ACP remediation; what are your options? Can fire engineering solutions be provided, in practical terms? What form would a fire engineering solution for combustible ACP take? Liability vs. Accountability; and a realistic way forward for all stakeholders. Mr. Charles Fortin Managing Director Collard Maxwell Architects The role and responsibilities of Councils and Municipal Building Surveyors The role of Councils and Municipal Building Surveyors in: o Identifying/dealing with problem buildings; and o Enforcing compliance with the Building Act. The liability risks faced by Councils and Municipal Building Surveyors. Case studies. Practical tips on mitigating the risks Varying Insurance Responses to the Cladding Crisis Professional Indemnity Response Property & Strata Insurance Response Cladding Exclusions Underwriting Responses & Pricing Testing of ACP Exclusion Clauses in a Legal Context Charles Thornley Partner, Lander & Rogers Lawyers 11:30 Fire Safety Engineering Analysis Can fire engineering solutions be provided in practical terms? Panel discussion: What is the supply chain saying about building product? What does product conformance for the building supply chain look like? What information should product suppliers be expected to provide to architects/building certifiers/builders? What do the architects/building certifiers need to request from product suppliers? 12:50 Networking Lunch 9

10 DAY TWO 21 NOVEMBER :00 Remediation Solutions: Dealing with buildings bearing non-compliant cladding in various stages. Developing solutions for rectifications Ways existing buildings can be brought up to code What products meet requirements? Products for rectification What are the costs and implications? Case studies on other defective or unsafe construction products and their remediation Mr. Blair Stratton Manager Major Projects Red Fire Engineers Pty Ltd 15:00 Cladding: part of a bigger NCBP issue! Perspectives on the non-complying/conforming building product issue in Australia Unintended impacts of regulatory action on cladding The need for regulatory certainty James Thomson Senior Adviser - Standards and Regulation, Ai Group Roundtable Discussion Sessions Closing remarks from the chairperson 14:30 The A-Z Auditing Regime of Existing Buildings What it takes to do through audits? What products meet the requirements? The question of acceptability Private Certifier 16:30 End of Conference and Farewell Coffee Masterclass: Risk Management Masterclass 10

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