Demystifying Control Systems - POSTPONED

Building on our successful Demystifying Services presentation last year, we were asked about other services that we are seeing in the industry and will now expand on our previous work with an upcoming event regarding Demystifying Control Systems. 

Almost all modern buildings have control systems of some type. If you work with buildings, manufacturing, natural resources, utilities or would like to, this CPD event will give you the start you need in order to understand how to cost these systems, the elements that make up a costing, variables to consider and where to go for information. 

If you have ever wanted to know what PLC or SCADA is, how they operate, why are they needed, why can costs vary so much and how do they interact with existing systems or older versions of themselves, then this CPD event is for you!

About the Speakers

Stephen Cable, MAIQS CQS
Executive Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure and Services, RLB

Stephen has over 20 years of experience in the construction industry with a broad understanding of buildings, infrastructure and services. He is an experienced quantity surveyor and has a deep interest in the ongoing training and development of industry practitioners.

Chris Holmes
National Business Manager - Water, Alliance Automation

Chris has over 40 years of experience in the electrical and controls industry having held senior management positions with national electrical contracting, manufacturing and engineering companies. He has been responsible for project delivery, bid management,  management of estimating teams including development and enhancement of estimating systems, predominately in the industrial controls field.

In his role at Alliance Automation, Chris has focused on electrical and control system engineering and integration services.
 

Darren Hill
National Business Manager - Digital Solutions, Alliance Automation

Darren has delivered ‘solutions’ for process control and performance data to mining and utility companies around the globe to help them implement process improvements in the mineral processing sector. He has worked in the control and automation industry for 30+ years. In recent years, he has helped convince mining and utility companies to better implement correlated data for quality informed decision making,

His experience with technology and knowledge transfer applied in the mining sector has helped identify instrumented data issues, overcome automated reporting challenges and the need for data governance improvements.