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This course covers common foundation types used today on both residential and commercial properties including the range of foundations available from simple trench fill foundations through to piling and ground beams. Delegates will learn about the design of simply supported basic structural elements, timber floor joists and steel beams over openings. The course will include an exercise based on a domestic extension that looks at loading, bending moments and shear forces, steel beams, floor joists and associated elements.

CPD: This course counts for 3 hours CPD.

Cost: Days 1 & 2 cost £85+VAT per day. You will need to book each part separately using the links at the bottom of this page.

Platform: This course will be held via Zoom and will run for 3.5 hours including time for breaks.

Day One Course Content:

  • Loadings and loading assessments.
  • Structural analysis of simple structure - Bending moments and shear forces
  • Design of simply supported steel beams including worked example and practice session
  • Common types of foundations and their uses

Day Two Course Content:

  • Brief recap on the loading and structural analysis from Day 1
  • Design of timber floors including worked example and practice session
  • Structural alterations of domestic properties

Over the two days, the delegates will gain an understanding of:

  • Types and application of design loads on simple structures.
  • Simple structural analysis of simple structures
  • Basic elemental designs – steel, timber, masonry and foundations.
  • Structural alterations of domestic properties making reference to various clauses in Building Regulations where applicable.

Who Should Attend?

Surveyors who are keen to develop their expertise and knowledge of the subject, together with qualified surveyors who want an update session for continuing professional development.

Event overview

  • Dates:
  • Times: 9.30am - 1pm
  • Location: Virtual Event via Zoom
  • Book now
  • Booking closes on

This course covers common foundation types used today on both residential and commercial properties including the range of foundations available from simple trench fill foundations through to piling and ground beams. Delegates will learn about the design of simply supported basic structural elements, timber floor joists and steel beams over openings. The course will include an exercise based on a domestic extension that looks at loading, bending moments and shear forces, steel beams, floor joists and associated elements.

CPD: This course counts for 3 hours CPD.

Cost: Days 1 & 2 cost £85+VAT per day. You will need to book each part separately using the links at the bottom of this page.

Platform: This course will be held via Zoom and will run for 3.5 hours including time for breaks.

Day One Course Content:

  • Loadings and loading assessments.
  • Structural analysis of simple structure - Bending moments and shear forces
  • Design of simply supported steel beams including worked example and practice session
  • Common types of foundations and their uses

Day Two Course Content:

  • Brief recap on the loading and structural analysis from Day 1
  • Design of timber floors including worked example and practice session
  • Structural alterations of domestic properties

Over the two days, the delegates will gain an understanding of:

  • Types and application of design loads on simple structures.
  • Simple structural analysis of simple structures
  • Basic elemental designs – steel, timber, masonry and foundations.
  • Structural alterations of domestic properties making reference to various clauses in Building Regulations where applicable.

Who Should Attend?

Surveyors who are keen to develop their expertise and knowledge of the subject, together with qualified surveyors who want an update session for continuing professional development.

Event overview

  • Dates: 7 Ionawr 2025 to 31 Hydref 2025
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  • Location: Online Qualification
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  • Dates: 17 Tachwedd 2025 to 18 Tachwedd 2025
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  • Location: Leonardo Hotel Hinckley Island, Watling St, Burbage, Hinckley, LE10 3JA
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LABC is delighted to confirm its conference programme for 2025. 

This May, LABC will be holding a Management & Specialist Surveying Conference with a comprehensive programme of speakers tailored to RBIs working on domestic and general projects. 

  • When: Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 November
  • Where: Leonardo Hotel Hinckley Island, Watling St, Burbage, Hinckley, LE10 3JA
  • Who should attend: Experienced RBIs working on specialist projects, building control managers, team leaders or supervisors
  • Programme: Coming soon
Booking option What's included? Cost
Option A Two nights accommodation (16 & 17 November), Buffet dinner (16 November), two days conference (17 & 18 November), gala dinner (17 November) £485
Option B One night accommodation (17 November), two days conference (17 & 18 November), gala dinner (17 November) £350
Option C  Two days conference (17 & 18 November) £230

If you have any questions about the event please email bookings@labc.co.uk.

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  • Dates: 30 June 2025 to 24 Tachwedd 2025
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  • Location: Online Qualification
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** IMPORTANT NOTICE ** 

Please be aware of the following steps prior to booking onto the course: 

Step 1 - Complete the following application form - Level 3 Certificate in Technical Support for Public Service Building Standards Application Form
Step 2 - The tutor will review and a coordinator will confirm course suitability 
Step 3 - Book onto the course 

The CIOB Level 3 Certificate in Technical Support for Public Service Building Standards is designed for building control administrative staff dealing with the building control function on a day to day basis. This qualification develops the learner’s knowledge and skills to process the workload of the building control team correctly in line with statutory timescales, delivery and performance standards. Students will also understand the importance of their role and how information is conveyed to users of the service.

All learning, lectures and assignments will take place via distance learning on the LABC Virtual Learning Environment. You will have access to the course on the VLE approximately one week before the course start date.

  • For each unit, participants are required to complete an online assignment that is assessed on a pass/fail criteria. Assignments will need to be completed by the end of each Unit.
  • We recommend a minimum 140 hours self study for this qualification.
  • Entry Requirements: GCSE English and Maths or equivalent OR Relevant building control administration experience
  • Progression to other qualifications: The Level 3 certificate programme provides the underpinning knowledge and understanding for entry to the Level 4 Diploma in Building Control Surveying. Higher Education providers may consider these qualifications for entry to appropriate degree programmes.

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STUDENT FEEDBACK

"I would just like to take this opportunity to say thank you to yourself and Richard for making the course as enjoyable as possible and being so supportive, I have just completed my first year in Building Control and I found the course really informative and I definitely learned a few things which I am now able to put into practice."  Beverley Glasgow, DBCP

CONTACT US

Please contact learning@labc.co.uk if you have any questions.

Take a look at some of the other courses LABC provides in the course brochures below.

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*IMPORTANT NOTICE* Please make sure all steps have been completed before booking (these can be found at the top of this page).

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  • Dates: 7 Ionawr 2025 to 9 Ionawr 2026
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  • Location: On-line quialification
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  • Dates: 15 Mai 2025 to 16 Ionawr 2026
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  • Dates: 30 Hydref 2025 to 20 Mawrth 2026
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* IMPORTANT NOTICE *

Please be aware of the following steps prior to booking onto the course:
Step 1 - Complete the following application form - CIOB Application Form - Level 6 Managing Public Service Building Control
Step 2 - The tutor will review and a coordinator will confirm course suitability
Step 3 - Book onto the course

 

We worked with accreditation bodies to develop a unique OFQUAL Level 6 Certificate in Managing Public Service Building Control. It's aimed at those working in a local authority building control team who have some level of managerial responsibility for the building control service, this could be that you are a manager or that you are on a development pathway to take on more managerial responsibilities. This programme is recognised by the Chartered Management Institute, as part of this recognition LABC learners receive 12 months membership with CMI, including access to Management Direct (e-learning platform), Management Diagnostic Tool and all membership benefits. It also includes a CMI certificate upon completion of the programme and Foundation Chartered Manager post-nominals upon completion.

 

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STUDENT FEEDBACK

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CONTACT US

Please contact learning@labc.co.uk if you have any questions.

Take a look at some of the other courses LABC provides in the course brochures below.

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*IMPORTANT NOTICE* Please make sure all steps have been completed before booking (these can be found at the top of this page)

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  • Dates: 1 Ebrill 2025 to 31 Mawrth 2026
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  • Location: Virtual Learning Environment
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Continual Professional Development (CPD) is a vital part of the registration of the profession going forward, both for individuals and for teams. The Registered Building Inspector (RBI) Code of Conduct will require individuals to maintain records of and provide evidence of their CPD. The Operational Standards Rules (OSRs) will require employers to make appropriate CPD available to their staff and keep records of this. This will potentially be expensive, time consuming and yet another burden on already stretched resources.

LABC has created a new monitoring and recording portal, myLABC, to help individual members and managers meet these new obligations.

 

All local authorities will, as part of their current subscription, continue to receive access to the Virtual Learning Environment and will be able to manually upload any CPD they undertake.

Members who elect to subscribe to myLABC will receive an individual log-in, a bespoke tailored calendar of CPD and events based on their work profile. RBI’s will also be able to identify personal training needs and skills gaps identified from their validation assessment (e.g. feedback from the BSCF) with all CPD itemised against the BICoF core competencies and work profile. myLABC will deliver monthly prompts about available resources, unlimited access to courses and learning material, and, perhaps most usefully, an automatic log of all CPD undertaken. This can then be used as evidence for other Competence Assessment Schemes as well as annual CPD returns for Professional Bodies. You’ll never have to remember, evidence, and upload a year’s worth of CPD records again.

Of most interest to managers, is a new dashboard of their surveyor’s learning activity. The VLE will help support performance appraisal and goal setting and automatically generate KPI data for the BSRs OSR Monitoring of teams. This will save many hours of work every year as well as the need to develop manual systems of recording and reporting.

The licence for full access to the system including monthly targeted CPD is £150 per surveyor per annum (£75 / half year) for surveyors in English and Welsh member authorities.

Annual subscriptions run from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. You can view our T&C's here.

Purchase date License period Cost
1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026 Five working days after date of purchase to 31 March 2026 £150 per license for associate members / £200 per license for contract RBIs or affiliate members
1 October 2025 to 31 March 2026 Five working days after date of purchase to 31 March 2026 £75 per license for associate members / £100 per license for contract RBIs or affiliate members

If you have any questions about accessing myLABC please contact the team at mylabc@labc.co.uk

Event overview

  • Dates: 1 July 2025 to 1 Mai 2026
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  • Location: Online Qualification
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* IMPORTANT NOTICE * 
Please be aware of the following steps prior to booking onto the course: 
Step 1 - Complete the following application form - CIOB Application Form - Level 4 Diploma in Public Service Building Control
Step 2 - The tutor will review and a coordinator will confirm course suitability 
Step 3 - Book onto the course 

The Level 4 Diploma in Public Service Building Control Surveying is designed specifically for new building control officers working in a building control team. Students will need to be given the opportunity to gain experience performing site inspections and plan checks for domestic extensions and alterations. This qualification develops the learner’s knowledge and skills to evaluate applications for compliance, liaise with stakeholders and carry out inspections to domestic construction projects safely and efficiently.

All learning, lectures and assignments will take place via distance learning on the LABC Virtual Learning Environment.

  • Tutor Led Learning: Online interactive lectures with facilitated activities. We recommend that you attend all lectures but understand that this isn't always possible. All lectures will be recorded and made available to those students who are not able to attend. So if you miss them you can always catch up later at a more convenient time / day.
  • Self-directed study: Required on top of the Thursday lectures which should involve (e-learning, researching, studying, working on assignments and on-site experience with mentor/manager).
  • Exams: One compulsory week of exams.
  • Support: As this is an intensive vocational course students must be allocated a mentor and at least 20% of their working time for "off the job learning". This equates to one day a week for lectures, self-directed study and time to go on-site to put theory into practice.

TIMETABLE

STUDENT FEEDBACK

CONTACT US

Please contact learning@labc.co.uk if you have any questions.

Take a look at some of the other courses LABC provides in the course brochures below.

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*IMPORTANT NOTICE*

Please make sure all steps have been completed before booking (these can be found at the top of this page)

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