CIBSE ENDORSED TM66 Courses
Delivered by The LIA and endorsed by CIBSE.
This course gives early adopters of circular economy, both on the supply side and on the specification side, not just the knowledge and tools to design circularity into your work, but a degree of passion for the topic as well.
The course sets circular economy in general and specifically TM66 and CEAM into the wider space of sustainability, including Life Cycle Assessments and Net Zero, giving an in depth understanding of the delivery, practice and communication of sustainability in building services.
TM66 Key Information
| Teaching Location: | Online |
| Duration: |
Module 1 is 3-hours |
Who is the TM66 Course For
Attendees of this course are likely to be either personally innovative and sustainability minded or work for an organisation which has or seeks to have robust sustainability policy and practice, as well as the means to clearly communicate that to the market.
CIBSE TM66 - Creating a Circular Economy in the Lighting Industry is of course targeted at manufacturers and specifiers of lighting. However, the principles of circular economy are not limited to lighting and this course will be of value to anybody in building services wishing to understand the theory and practice of this fast-expanding field.
The course is designed for senior designers, senior engineers, associates and partners on the specification side and managers and directors on the supply side of the building services industry. It will be relevant to those who either specify, procure, manufacture, design or supply building services.
How Is The TM66 Courses Delivered
This course is delivered online:
- Interactive, on screen audience engagement through live online questions, surveys and more. (You will need a smart phone to engage with these during the course)
- Interacting with other attendees and the trainer
- Viewing the presentation live via Microsoft Teams, while listening to the trainer's supportive explanations
- Asking our knowledgeable trainer questions
TM66 Modules
Module 1: Circular Economy in Lighting and Building Services
- How the circular economy fits into the wider context of sustainability
- The key concepts, underlying principles and importance of the circular economy
- Explanation of what TM66 is, how and why it was created and how it can support commitments to sustainability
- Awareness of the Circular Economy Assessment method (CEAM) and the Circular Economy Assured programme, and how these can be used to assess the circular economy performance of products
- Know where to find additional support to embed TM66 in your organisation
Module 2: How To and TM66 Assured
- Understand and complete the TM66 Circular Economy CEAM Self-Assessments: Gain knowledge and practical skills in conducting self-assessments using the TM66 framework, identifying areas for improvement, and developing action plans for circular economy implementation
- Familiarise with the TM66 Assured Product Verification Scheme: Comprehend the purpose, benefits, and verification process of the TM66 Assured Product Verification Scheme, and understand how self-assessment findings align with the scheme's standards
- Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills in the context of circular economy: Develop the ability to analyse complex scenarios, evaluate trade-offs, and propose innovative solutions to challenges encountered during the self-assessment process
- Communicate self-assessment findings effectively: Practice clear and concise communication and evidencing of self-assessment findings and recommendations to stakeholders, fostering dialogue and engagement around circular economy concepts
- Stay updated on current trends and best practices: Gain awareness of the latest developments, trends, and best practices in circular economy initiatives and apply this knowledge to future self-assessments and circular economy implementation
It is recommended that participants take Module 1 before taking Module 2, module 1 being the why of circular economy.
TM66 Progression
Bob Bohannon
Bob has thirty-five years of experience designing and delivering lighting schemes, teaching lighting from new entrants to governments and empowering people on their value of light and sustainability journey.
Bob is a leading member of the UK lighting community as a past President of the Society of Light and Lighting, as well as an Executive Board member of LightingEurope.
Trained originally with the LIF (now LIA Knowledge) he went on to gain the UCL master's degree in Light, Lighting and Architecture.
Bob’s technical, design and project management skills helped deliver many major projects from St. Pancras to Heathrow via the Royal Albert Hall. He was co-designer for the Iron Bridge at Telford, which won both a Lux Award and an international [d]arc award and was the lighting designer for White Hart Lane Station, Tottenham, which won an IES Award of Merit in 2021.
A strong believer in sustainability, Bob led the team that created the CIBSE/SLL TM66 Circular Economy initiative, which won both Platinum and Green at the Build Back Better Awards and was recognised with the SLL Lighting Award.
- Email:
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- LinkedIn:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbohannon/
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