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Online
EPC 4.0 - Building a Digital Future
This webinar examines how digital transformation is reshaping the EPC industry, highlighting its evolving pace, scale, and impact compared to past industrial shifts. It outlines key requirements for successful transformation, common challenges, and priority technologies to remain competitive. It also shares a real-world case study from ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC PSP, including lessons learned and practical approaches to driving sustainable change.
- Speaker:
- Khaled Osama
- Date/Time:
- Thursday 25th June 2026 @ 10:00 AM Local time (BST/CET/ UTC +1 hours)
- Venue:
- Online via Zoom
- Hosted By:
- Project Controls TN
Online
SIF Response Time Calculations : Are Your SIFs Fast Enough?
Safety Instrumented Functions or SIFs are only effective if they act quickly enough to prevent a hazardous event. Calculation of SIF Response Times is a critical performance parameter within SRS that can directly influence the risk reduction achieved from SIFs.
- Speaker:
- Nirav N Chokshi PhD CEng MIET FSEng TV Rheinl
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 30th June 2026 @ 12:30 PM Local time (BST/CET/ UTC +1 hours)
- Venue:
- Online via Zoom
- Hosted By:
- System Safety Engineering TN
In-Person
Visit to Penicuik Papermaking Heritage Museum
Learn why Penicuik was once the papermaking capital of the world, track the rise and fall of the mills along the River Esk, and view the many papermaking exhibits. Visitors can also learn how paper is made and then make a sheet themselves.
- Speaker:
- Volunteers from the Penicuik Development Trus
- Date/Time:
- Wednesday 7th October 2026 @ 1:45 PM
- Location:
- Penicuik Papermaking Heritage Museum, Penicuik, EH26 8LL
- Hosted By:
- IET Scotland South East
In-Person
The Sun and Climate Change
Our Earth has shown wild variations in climate over the last few hundred million years. The ultimate driver of climate is the Sun, which has increased in luminosity by 30% over it's 4,500 million year current life. We will see how the sun works and how it influences the Earth and our climate on ever shorter time scales, including the 11 year sunspot cycle. Finally, we will see how recently CO2 has become increasingly important and look at the most likely future.
- Speaker:
- Dr Robin Catchpole
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 8th September 2026 @ 6:30 PM
- Location:
- EIC University of Lancashire, Preston, PR1 2XS
- Hosted By:
- IET Lancashire and Cumbria