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Meeting client Meeting client requirements through requirements through
innovation innovation
Introduction Introduction – – What Customers Need What Customers Need
The world’s population is estimated at 6.7 billion. It is expected to reach 9 billion by 2040 to 2050.
The Big Challenge The Big Challenge – – Customers need our help Customers need our help
• Britain’s current generating capacity is 76GW
• About 11.5GW of Britain’s generation capacity must close by 2016
• 9GW of new capacity proposed by 2016
• New nuclear power stations not set to come on line until 2018
• By 2020, around 80% of our fuels are likely to come from overseas
Customers need continuous advice on key issues Customers need continuous advice on key issues • By 2030 energy consumption will rise by over 50% globally.
• 80% of the increase will be from carbon based fuels.
• This could lead to over 50% increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
• Will this be the tipping point?
• Will renewable and energy technology solve this challenge?
Note:
• Potentially the biggest economic crash in over 80 years. • Energy sources diminishing soon no immediate solutions • Water shortages across many areas of the world, with a dependency on energy. • Exponentially growing world population and reducing land mass for it to live on. • Exponentially growing electricity and gas price predictions. • Major conflicts between water and energy dependencies.
Planning application Planning application – – Complexity and Complexity and Importance Importance
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Norway
Latvia
Canada
Sweden
Denm
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Russia
China
India
Germany
France
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Ireland
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Czech…
Poland
UK is here!
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Efficiency Efficiency – – Getting the Basics Right Getting the Basics Right
• Building shape and orientation • Insulation and thermal mass • Ventilation strategy • Night cooling • Good water conservation • Good system and component efficiencies • Rain water usage • Good commissioning and system operations • Learning controls strategy • Material selections • Design flexibility
Terminal 5 Terminal 5 Example Example • 18MW of waste heat incorporated • 22% of predicted energy consumption saved by revised vent strategy
• Energy saving lighting system • Water reclaim system • Absorption refrigeration with free
cooling facility • Variable speed drives on all HVAC
fans & pumps • Variable volume chilled water &
heating systems 340,000m 340,000m 2 2 Building Building
PEOPLE
DRIVERS & ENABLERS BUSINESS
NEEDS
Statement of Requirements
Operational Readiness Strategy
User Requirements Specifications
Design & Manufacture & Offsite testing
Qualification & Handover
Logistics & Assembly
ENVIRONMENT
Organisations &
Locations
Disciplines
& Education
Groups
&
Individ
uals
Society
Policy & Legalities
Business &
Marke
ts
Technology
& IT
Resources
RELATIONSHIP RELATIONSHIP S S
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CLIENT Procurement process step
change
Delivery Readiness Strategy
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RELATIONSHI RELATIONSHI PS PS
Relationships Relationships Traditional Approach Traditional Approach
HANDOVER TO HANDOVER TO CLIENT CLIENT
IT PROVIDER IT PROVIDER
DESIGN
RESPONSIBILITY
OPERATIONAL
RESPONSIBILITY
SECURITY SECURITY PROVIDER PROVIDER
HARD HARD SERVICES SERVICES PROVIDER PROVIDER
SOFT SOFT SERVICES FM SERVICES FM PROVIDER PROVIDER
OWNERSHIP
IT INFRASTRUCTURE IT INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGN, PROCURE, DESIGN, PROCURE,
CONSTRUCT CONSTRUCT
FIT OUT FIT OUT DESIGN, PROCURE, DESIGN, PROCURE,
CONSTRUCT CONSTRUCT
BUILDING FABRIC BUILDING FABRIC DESIGN, PROCURE, DESIGN, PROCURE,
CONSTRUCT CONSTRUCT
M&E SERVICES M&E SERVICES DESIGN, PROCURE, DESIGN, PROCURE,
CONSTRUCT CONSTRUCT CLIENT CLIENT’ ’S S
PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL TEAM TEAM
CONCEPT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
CONCEPT
RESPONSIBILITY
INTERPRETATION
OF CONCEPT
+ £
+ £
+ £
+ £
Method – handover and risk
C
R I S K
Concept team
Concept team
Delivery & Implementation team
Delivery & Implementation team
Validation and evaluation Increased risk – programme risk
The inherited design
The embedded team design
Concept guardianship
Embedded specialist
Continuous validation and testing Reduced risk and team buy in phased handover
Handover transition
Integrated design & delivery Integrated design & delivery
P P – Partnership E E – Environment O O – Organisation P P – Process L L – Local E E – Evolution
"SPIE Matthew Hall Capability "SPIE Matthew Hall Capability …… …… everything our clients want it to be" everything our clients want it to be"
The New Approach The New Approach – – Guess What ? Guess What ?
Performance We are committed to a resultoriented culture.
Teamwork We benefit from the diversity of our business and our people by working together to achieve success.
Trust We behave reliably, fairly and honestly.
Innovation We are constantly challenging conventional wisdom and developing new solutions to meet customer requirements. Client Focus We place customers at the centre of our activities and they drive all that we do.
Performance – Growth creates value – We all contribute to our performance – Driven by ambition
A local presence – The worksite at the heart of our
business – Independent, responsible employees – Diversity foster our development
Responsibility – Local communities drive our growth – Every Employee is a stakeholder – Our work is guided to enhance quality
of life
Aligned Values Aligned Values
The new approach The new approach
• Perceive tangible benefits • Procurement policy • Business model • Evaluation criteria and process • Risk elimination • Life cycle cost or carbon footprint is the consideration • Expectation on quality • Expand benefits the knowledge and Learning • Evaluate the level of acceptance from client • Identify potential projects for case study • Result to deliver a more energy efficient solution • Delivering time benefits in construction, commissioning &
operations.
Evolution and Innovation Evolution and Innovation
• Flexible and Adaptable • Self Delivery capacity • Project management supported by learning • Off site solutions • Condition / risk based decisions • Energy & Sustainability solutions • Research & Development • New and Emerging Technology • Engineering linked to learning and technology • Supply Chain Integration
Organisation Organisation •Aligned mission & values •Inhouse Capabilities •Learning & Development
• Apprenticeships • Graduates • Professional trainees • Project Management
•Diverse communication channels • Unity / Unity Live • Intranet • Rencontres • MySpie • Forums / Committees
•Strength and Quality of capabilities
Relationships Relationships
• Long standing Client relationships
• Board level commitment • PFM Award winners • Partners in Expert
Services • Transparency • Cultural match • “Can Do” attitude • Integrated team • Relationship matrix • Helping clients maximise
profit • through reduced costs • and added value
Customer Building Services
Facilities Services
Length of relationship
Critical Environment Financial Services
Barclays Y Y 9 Years Y
BAA Y Y 13 Years
JP Morgan Chase Y Y 29 Years Y
JLT Risk Solutions Y Y 25 Years Y
Lilly & Co Y Y 9 Years
CSC Y Y 5 Years Y
Telehouse Y Y 21 Years Y
Goodmans Y Y 17 Years
U.B.S. Y N 12 Years Y
Tate Galleries N Y 20 Years
Global Switch Y Y 11 Years Y
Engineering and Design Engineering and Design
Compliance with
standards
Technical library
Intranet management
New product strategy
Value engineering
Design approval / compliance
Commissioning management
Environment Environment
• Research & Development capability • Innovation • Low Carbon Consultants, EPC’s, DEC’s • Energy awareness communication and advice • Efficient methods • Energy management team • R22 replacement programme
ISO 14001 – EMS 76086
Quality and Business Quality and Business Processes Processes
Quality Management system and Process maps
•Engineering •Energy •Sales and Estimating •Design Process •Project Management •Procurement •Site Installation •Test and Commissioning •Business Support •Fire Engineering
Systems that enable people to perform
•BENEFITS •Services and Structure using common beams
•Programme reduction to critical path of 4 months
•Saving of 360 m of main structural steelwork
•Mezzanine floor of modules reduced build area by 30%for like for like programmes
BUILDING MAJOR PLANT ROOMS OFF SITE
TERMINAL 5 TERMINAL 5 Example Example
30 m module lifted into position by Strand jacks in one operation
Customers need to see improvements Customers need to see improvements R&D R&D and Innovation and Innovation
Organisational Learning : Our Product Development and Training Centre allows us to quickly implement beneficial change into our business culture.
Training for the future of our industry : Apprentice and technician training is also carried out in the Product Development and Training Centre where the next generation of construction technician can become conversant with the new innovative approaches.
IR Wall Switch
Lighting Controller
Multisensor
Intelligent Damper Actuator
Chilled Ceiling Valve
Web Server LonWorks Network
IT Netw
ork
User PC with Web Browser Room Temperature Lighting Dimming
Lighting Dimming Occupancy
Lux
Occupancy Room Temperature
Example Example Better Integration Better Integration
“SPIE Matthew Hall came to grips with the many changes that came along with the project, changes that are inevitable, but sometimes difficult to accommodate, SPIE Matthew Hall did a really great job”
Ron Dennis Chairman and CEO The McLaren Group
Testimonial Testimonial – – What we need is to delight What we need is to delight our customers our customers
High Expectations Even In Current High Expectations Even In Current Economic Climate Economic Climate