1. BIFM Ireland Conference Update on Mick Dalton National Chairman

2. A Few Thank You’s To Our Sponsors whom without this conference would not be possible Thank you to you all for attending this conference for your support, participation and the opportunities to network Thank You to BIFM Ireland Region team for putting on this event

3. HOUSEKEEPING Please Turn Mobiles Off Fire Alarms Fire Escapes Toilets

4. Asset Skills Asset Skills is one of 25 Sector Skills Councils and defines its domain as 'places in which we live and work'. In addition to FM, it encompasses property, housing and cleaning services. It comprises 100,000 organisations with a total of about 1.4m employees (over 80% of the organisations employ fewer than five staff). In all, this grouping accounts for 7% of UK GDP. BIFM and FMA represent our sector on this council.

5. CIBSE and HVCA CIBSE The BIFM and the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers recently signed a partnership agreement aimed at joint development and promotion of excellence in facilities management practice. HVCA The BIFM has taken another step in building links with industry organisations. BIFM and the Heating and Ventilating Contractors’ Association are planning initiatives designed to forge closer working relations.

6. EUROPEAN UNION & THE UNITED KINGDOM European Climate Change programme priorities  Promotion of renewable energy  Promotion of combined heat and power  Green house gas trading Directive (Oct 2003)  EU energy performance in Building Directive (2003)  Bio fuels Directive 200 Environmental Laws 140 Environmental Directives OVER-ARCHING GOAL Since 1997 Sustainable Development is the OVER-ARCHING GOAL of the EU EU Sustainable Development Strategy –Gothenburg 2001 De-couple economic growth from environmental degradation Sustainable production and consumption 6 th EU Environment Action Plan 2002 Roadmap for 10 years  Climate Change  Nature and Biodiversity  Environment and Health and quality of life  Natural Resources and Waste

7. 20052006 Building Legislation Year ---- Building Regulations January 1 st :---- Building Regulations New Part ’L’ C.S.B February 1 st :---- C.S.B Code for Sustainable Building EU- EPBD January 4 th :---- EU- EPBD Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (Building Labelling ) (Housing Bill-Home Condition Reports) March 1 st :------ Building Regulations New Part ’F’ ALSO:- WEEE Directive & Others

8. ASSET OPERATIO NAL Building Performance Labelling A B CDEFG HVAC Performance A: Higher G: Lower A BCDEFG Lighting Performance A: Higher G: Lower Standard Occupancy Equipment Heat Gain Noise NR 38 in open plan Further Information is contained in O & M manuals Building Regulations 2000 Part L2 compliant 1p/10m 2 25W/m 2 17.5 Energy Consumption CPR (based on whole building method of analysis) Actual energy consumption will depend on how the building is used. Design Team Office MACHINE Manufacturer Model 5 600 036 236 (7911) Energy Less Efficient A B C D E F G A More Efficient BANDING TAILORING Asset Label

9. Training

10. Membership Improvements Advantages of Membership –Benefits –Services –Offers (Outsourcing Option) Corporate Member Categories –Client –Management Suppliers –Service Suppliers –Product Suppliers –Consultants

11. Parliament Hill Parliament Hill was chosen by CIMA, CIPS, APM, CMI/IMC and Securities & Investment Institute to deliver Member Benefits

12. BIFM Member Benefits Health Finance Insurances Legal & Financial Helplines Leisure

13. BIFM Member Benefits - Example Health David Lloyd / LA Fitness Health clubs – 100% off joining fee / best corporate rates ‘Wellman’ Health Screening - 10% off Private Medical Insurance – guaranteed discounts on all plans. Online / offline comparisons. Price promise. Life Assurance / Critical Illness etc - lowest cost / best cover in UK guaranteed Savings up to £190 off glasses / contact lenses SAKS Hair and Beauty – 20% off

14. International Memorandum of Understanding - Governance Structure Responsibility for alliance oversight vested in the Past Chairs and Chief Executive Officers of IFMA, BIFM, and FMA To develop and promote knowledge, standards, and education in the facilities management profession. Using one voice, collaborate on the development and means to share the progress of facilities management, knowledge, and standards.

15. IPFMA and BIFM The British Institute of Facilities Management has signed a Partners in FM Excellence agreement with IPFMA The Irish Property and Facility Management Association (IPFMA) have committed to collaborate on FM research, standards development, knowledge exchange, educational programmes, professional development and events. Members of the BIFM and IPFMA will also share services and other benefits, including access to each other’s publications, membership sections of the web sites and training programmes. It is encouraging to see members from IPFMA here at this conference

16. Enjoy the Conference! Thank you for Listening Mick Dalton BIFM NATIONAL CHAIRMAN Mick.Dalton@bifm.org.uk