Managing Damp and Mould in Council Controlled Buildings
Damp and mould, if ignored, can lead to severe health problems, structural damage, and increased maintenance costs in buildings. This webinar provides housing professionals, building professionals, housing organisations, and those responsible for social housing with essential knowledge and tools to effectively manage moisture in occupied buildings.
Managing Damp & Mould in Council-Controlled Buildings is an informative webinar which brings together a panel of building and air quality experts to discuss not just causes and preventative measures but solutions around effective ways to treat and minimise the damaging effects of moisture.
Leading this informative session will be Dr. Hector Altamirano, Associate Professor at UCL and Academic Director for The UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings. Dr. Altamirano will provide expert insights into the pitfalls associated with ignoring damp and mould and will share practical solutions for moisture protection.
He will be joined by Barry Cope from the Building Compliance Testers’ Association and Spyros Efthymiopoulos, a fellow doctoral researcher at UCL, who will contribute their valuable perspectives on the subject along with David Bly, managing director of Cornerstone Property Management Services, a company with extensive experience in this field.
The panel will also examine how smart working and a collaborative approach can result in finding solutions more quickly.



10.30 | Welcome & Event Overview Dr Hector Altamirano-Medina, Director, UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings / Associate Professor, UCL |
10.35 | Ventilation & Mould – fix the fabric, remove the problem! Barry Cope, Group MD, Building Compliance Testers’ Association |
10.45 | SMART Knowledge: changing from reactive to proactive
David Bly, Managing Director, Cornerstone Property Management |
10.55 | The challenges and knowledge gap in indoor fungal testing Spyros Efthymiopoulos, Doctoral Researcher- Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering, University College London |
11.10 | Panel discussion / Q and A session featuring today's speakers plus the interactive poll results |
11.40 | Event close Thank you's and further information |