Abakhi Bezinguquko Ezemvelo Abakhelwe ukusiza ukulungisa ikusasa lokwakha
Iqembu lochwepheshe abasha abangu-12 abavela e- imvelo eyakhiwe futhi ukwakhiwa sector have formed an alliance to make sure the voices of the next generation are heard in creating an inclusive industry that is fit for the future.
The Built Environment Change Makers are supported by Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) and represent the full building life cycle, with a diverse mix of sector specialisms – from architecture and design ekuphathweni kwephrojekthi, izinhlelo zedijithali kanye nocwaningo nokuthuthukiswa.
Sethula emcimbini we-inthanethi mhla zingama-28 kuMfumfu, iqoqo lizokwabelana ngombono walo ngekusasa lomkhakha futhi libeke izinyathelo ezidingekayo ukuze kufinyelelwe kulo. Bazojoyinwa ngu-Ivan McKee MSP, uNgqongqoshe Wezamabhizinisi, Wezohwebo, Ezokuvakasha Nezamabhizinisi.
The group has been established to develop opportunities and build resilience in the workforce, so that the sector can transform in a way that is sustainable, inclusive and fair. Collaboration is at the top of the agenda, with plans to connect with the industry and work with leaders to share the perspectives of young people coming into the sector.
Four priority areas have been identified: skills and career development; equality, diversity and inclusion; sustainability and digitalisation. Initial actions proposed by the Built Environment Change Makers include developing an online tool to raise awareness of career opportunities, greater support for work experience and internships, and a toolkit for better collaboration between remote teams.
UMila Duncheva, uthisha we-Architectural Technology e-Edinburgh Napier University futhi ongusihlalo we-Built Environment Change Makers, uthe: “Intsha ivamise ukuba yiqembu elingamelweli kahle ezingeni lobuholi, nokho kunemibono nemibono emisha engaba neqhaza elikhulu ekuholeni. ukwakha ikusasa le umkhakha wezokwakha. Sithemba ukusiza ukushintsha imibono, ukuthuthukisa ukuhlukahluka kanye nokusiza ukubhekana nokunye izikhala zamakhono umkhakha ubhekene nezindawo ezifana nokusimama kanye nedijithali. Ukusebenzisana kwamazwe ngamazwe kuyo yonke imboni kungaba yithuluzi elibalulekile ekusizeni ukubhekana nalezi zinselele.
"Emcimbini wethu wokwethula, nasemavikini alandelayo, sihlose ukuvula umnyango wokubambisana kanye nokwakha ubudlelwano nabanye ochwepheshe ukusiza ukusheshisa uguquko oludingekayo ukuheha ithalente kulo mkhakha nokudala indawo yokusebenza eyamukelekayo."
Emnyombweni we-Built Environment Change Makers kunethimba labaqondisi abane, eliholwa usihlalo weqembu, uMila Duncheva, ozoshayela izinhlelo zesikhathi esizayo futhi axhumanise imisebenzi ezayo. Ithimba lihlanganisa noRory Doak, umphathi wephrojekthi eStora Enso I-Building Solutions, engomunye wabakhiqizi abakhulu kunawo wonke emhlabeni bezingodo ezifakwe elayini; u-Aisling O'Reilly, ovela eMnyangweni Wokubophezeleka Komphakathi kanye Nokusimama eNyuvesi yase-Edinburgh; kanye no-Emily Carr, umakhi wezakhiwo kanye nomphathi wokuklama e-Kier.
U-Lisa Deane, inhloko yokusebenza kohlelo kwa-CSIC, wengeze wathi: “I umkhakha wezokwakha is transforming and innovating at a rapid pace, both following the Covid-19 pandemic and in response to the climate emergency. We’re now looking to young people with drive, ambition and determination to help shape the industry’s future, ensuring insights from the next generation are brought to the table at such a pivotal time.
“Iqembu selixhumene nabaseScotland Isithangami Sobuholi Bezokwakha kanye Nemboni Yezokwakha Ibhodi Lokuqeqesha, futhi singakhuthaza wonke umkhakha ukuthi uxoxisane nawo ngokusemandleni ukuze kulethe umbono obalulekile, omusha ezindaweni ezahlukene zomkhakha.”
Noma ubani onentshisakalo yokufunda kabanzi mayelana Nabenzi Bokushintsha Kwendawo Eyakhelwe futhi okungenzeka asebenze neqembu uyamenywa ukuthi ajoyine umcimbi wokwethulwa: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3561273500726647310.
Okuthunyelwe Abakhi Bezinguquko Ezemvelo Abakhelwe ukusiza ukulungisa ikusasa lokwakha ivele kuqala Izindaba Zomkhakha Wezokwakha.
