Training
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Reuse diagnosis
Training for building professionals who are interested in the reuse of building elements respectively, and who wish to offer their customers the establishment of inventories of reusable elements.
Description
Reusing building components makes ecological sense and can have economic benefits. But identifying the right building components and cataloguing them properly requires specific knowledge. The "re-use diagnosis" training course consists of two parts.
Target audience
The A course is aimed at building professionals, architects and engineers, as well as building owners. The only requirement is a passion for sustainable construction.
Course B requires a good knowledge of the built environment. It is aimed at people who enjoy working systematically and want to make progress in sustainable construction. Prior participation in Course A is required. People who already have equivalent training or significant experience can participate directly in Course B.
Program
Course A: Introduction and practices - 1.5 days
This course covers the basics and practice of reuse. It consists of half a day of theory and a day of practice, during which we visit a building and dismantle some of its components. It is aimed at people who are interested in reuse and who want to advance reuse in their own projects.
Course B: Advanced course - 2.5 days
This course follows on from Course A, and is aimed at people who wish to offer diagnostic reuse as a service.
During the first two days, the theory of Course A will be explored in greater depth, including the themes of supply and demand, legal/contractual issues, "models", and the approach to reuse in all phases of a project.
The last half-day takes place 2-3 weeks later. In the meantime, participants draw up a re-use diagnosis (personal work). This will be presented and evaluated during the last half-day.
Dates and registration
French-language training courses (via Sanu):
- Course A: Introduction and practices
- Course B: Advanced course
German-language courses (via Bilbau):
- Course A: Introduction and practices
- Course B: Advanced course
Speakers
Haute école du paysage, d'ingénierie et d'architecture, hepia, Almir Delfieu
LPA-Ingénieurs & co. Sàrl, Jenny Rey
Wick Re-Use, Elias Knecht
Costs & conditions
Price :
- A course: CHF 750
- Course B: CHF 1,450
- A and B courses together: CHF 2,100
- Price includes course documentation, breaks and lunch.
- Networking and exchanging experiences during breaks and lunch are essential to the learning process. This is why they are organized by sanu sa and form an integral part of the course.
Discounts (not cumulative) :
- For Cirkla 10% members
- 10% for participants and graduates of sanu's "Nature and environment project manager" and "Environmental consultant" courses
Certificate :
- Course A: Participants receive a certificate of attendance.
- Course B: On successful completion of course B, participants receive a training certificate in the name of the Cirkla branch association (list of recognized professionals).
Registration deadline :
- 3 weeks before the start of training.
- As the number of participants is limited, registrations are taken into consideration on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Once the registration deadline has passed, at the latest two weeks before the start of the course, you will receive confirmation of registration, further information and the invoice.
Cancellation :
- According to our general terms and conditions.
More information
The course is run by the Cirkla industry association, in collaboration with sanu future learning SA, Bildungszentrum Bauschadstoffe BilBau, Roto Baumarkt, Materiuum and LPA-Ingénieurs & co sàrl. The course was developed with the support of the FOEN.