Neil Savery, Managing Director of ICC Oceania, celebrates the importance of building science in achieving safe buildings for the future.
H.E. Eng. Naway Ibrahim Al-Mana, President of GCC Standardization Organization (GSO) shares a commitment to building safety and recognition of the importance of protecting life and property through the development of standards and technical regulations that guarantee the quality and safety of buildings.
Assistant Secretary Jimata Kabua Jr. of the Republic of Marshall Islands' Division of Building Safety & Regulations speaks to the importance of building safety in a small island nation with limited capacity and resources where building for the future means building with natural disasters in mind, such as king tides, sea level rise, high wind events and heavy rainstorms.
Karel Boakes, President of the Board of Directors of the Building Officials Institute of New Zealand and a Regulatory and Policy expert, introduces the vital importance of Building Safety in New Zealand – a high-risk country for natural hazards such as earthquakes. Building for the future in New Zealand ensures buildings are built to be resilient and provide the protection that people deserve in their daily lives.
Dr. Rami Haweeleh at the American University of Sharjah, UAE, emphasizes training the next generation about sustainable at resilient design.
Prof. Dr.-Ing Robert Hertle, a Structural and Design Review Engineer from Germany, discusses to the amalgamation of societal and technical aspects of building safety where engineers must design safe structures and society must also use those structures in a safe way.
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