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	The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA) was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.		The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA) was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.
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	Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.		Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.

−	EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.	+	* EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.
		+	* EBSSA is involved in the engineering services super sector and invites multiple installer disciplines to begin codifying standards and competences for the sector. More information here.
		+	* EBSSA is also contributing to Government and Parliamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.

−	~~EBSSA is involved in the engineering services super sector and invites multiple installer disciplines to begin codifying standards and competences~~ for ~~the sector. More information here~~.	+	Engineering & Building Services Skills Authority welcomes calls for more incentives for employers to train.

−	~~EBSSA is also contributing to Government and Parliamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	Engineering ~~&~~ Building Services ~~Skills Authority welcomes calls~~ for ~~more incentives~~ for ~~employers to train~~.	+	* Actuate UK issues climate warning and urges action.
		+	* Articles by the Electrical Contractors' Association (ECA).
		+	* Actuate UK engineering services alliance.
		+	* BESA - the Building Engineering Services Association.
		+	* BSRIA articles
		+	* Building engineering services.
		+	* BESA - the Building Engineering Services Association.
		+	* Building Safety Bill.
		+	* Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers CIBSE.
		+	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.
		+	* Civil engineering
		+	* Electrical contractor.
		+	* Electrical Contractors' Association.
		+	* Engineering Council.
		+	* Engineer for construction.
		+	* Electrical Contractors' Association.
		+	* National Engineering Services (NES).
		+	* Net Zero Review underlines role for engineering services.
		+	* River engineering.
		+	* Water engineering.

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	The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA) was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.		The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA) was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.

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	Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.		Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.
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−	~~Work with the Engineering Services Super Sector project~~

	EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.		EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.

	EBSSA is involved in the engineering services super sector and invites multiple installer disciplines to begin codifying standards and competences for the sector. More information here.		EBSSA is involved in the engineering services super sector and invites multiple installer disciplines to begin codifying standards and competences for the sector. More information here.
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−	~~Policy engagement as EBSSA~~

	EBSSA is also contributing to Government and Parliamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.		EBSSA is also contributing to Government and Parliamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.

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−	The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.	+	The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority (EBSSA) was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.

	Key objectives of this skills coalition are to provide analysis based on transparent data on the sector skills demand and supply, and utilise this evidence to highlight needs, educate, influence policy makers and providers to close the skills shortage gaps with measurable interventions.		Key objectives of this skills coalition are to provide analysis based on transparent data on the sector skills demand and supply, and utilise this evidence to highlight needs, educate, influence policy makers and providers to close the skills shortage gaps with measurable interventions.
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	Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.		Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.

−	~~Our work~~ with the Engineering Services Super Sector project	+	Work with the Engineering Services Super Sector project

	EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.		EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.
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−	EBSSA is also ~~contibuting~~ to Government and ~~Palriamentary~~ consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.	+	EBSSA is also contributing to Government and Parliamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.

	Engineering & Building Services Skills Authority welcomes calls for more incentives for employers to train.		Engineering & Building Services Skills Authority welcomes calls for more incentives for employers to train.
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−	~~To contact us regarding EBSSA:info@ActuateUK.org.uk~~

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The Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority was convened by Actuate UK members together with other leading sector bodies, such as BEAMA, CIPHE, TICA and the standards organisation MCS, to provide a credible authoritative voice for skills across all engineering and building services.

Key objectives of this skills coalition are to provide analysis based on transparent data on the sector skills demand and supply, and utilise this evidence to highlight needs, educate, influence policy makers and providers to close the skills shortage gaps with measurable interventions.

Underpinning this work is a shared commitment to support the transformation towards a safer and healthier built environment and achieving UK’s net zero targets within both domestic and non-domestic buildings. As well as Actuate UK and EBSSA member organisations, this will involve commitment and collaboration from right across engineering and building services, including employers, trade union representatives, other specialist trade bodies, certification organisations, professional institutions, education and government.

Our work with the Engineering Services Super Sector project

EBSSA is involved in the Construction Leadership Council's Skills Working Group 2, part of wider industry and government efforts to ‘raise the bar’ on individual competence within the built environment in line with the new post-Grenfell competence regime established by the Building Safety Act.

EBSSA is involved in the engineering services super sector and invites multiple installer disciplines to begin codifying standards and competences for the sector. More information here.

Policy engagement as EBSSA

EBSSA is also contibuting to Government and Palriamentary consultations to represent our collective voice and inform education and skills policy.

Engineering & Building Services Skills Authority welcomes calls for more incentives for employers to train.

To contact us regarding EBSSA:info@ActuateUK.org.uk

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