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CPD

Each Session is typically 40 minutes content delivery, 10 minutes assessment & answers, 10 minutes for any questions. With Pre- and Post- Content, it is certified at 1.5 hours.

Course Catalog for Builders

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

Course Catalog for Architects

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

Course Catalog for Developers

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

Course Catalog for Sub Contractors

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

Course Catalog for Project Managers

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

Course Catalog for Legal Profession

A. Cost & Risk Locked Early (Baked in Early)

1. Engineering Decisions That Blow Budgets — and How to Avoid Them 2. What Engineers Wish Builders Asked Before Issuing IFC Drawings 3. Services Strategies That Reduce Variations (Not Create Them) 4. Designing for Buildability, Not Just Compliance 5. Early Engineering Moves That Save Months on Site 6. When “Value Engineering” Actually Increases Risk 7. Prefabrication: When It Works, When It Backfires 8. Coordinating Services Early to Avoid On-Site Clashes

B. Avoid This Site Headache (Solve My Problem)

9. Why Builders Get Stuck with Mould — Even When Specs Are Met 10. Car Parks: Tea Spoon Ventilation Strategies where Builders save Big $$ 11. Ventilation Systems That Trigger Callbacks (and How to Spot Them Early) 12. Performance Solutions: What Builders Need to Watch Like a Hawk 13. How to fix when Engineering Assumptions Don’t Match Construction Reality 14. Why RFIs Explode on Some Jobs and Not Others 15. Costly Commissioning Failures Builders Inherit & how to avoid 16. Services Design Mistakes That Delay Practical Completion – get the list and monitor

C. Sustainability That Actually Saves Money (Sustainability with Teeth)

16. Sustainability Claims vs What Reduces Operating Costs 17. Energy-Efficient Systems That Are Still Simple to Build 18. Over-Engineered Green Solutions That Hurt Margins 19. Life-Cycle Costing: When It Helps Builders (and When It’s Noise) 20. Electrification Without Site Chaos 21. Hot Water Systems That Don’t Become Warranty Nightmares 22. Airtightness: What Builders Control (and What They Don’t)

D. Climate Failures (Climate Specific Issues)

23. How & Why “Code-Compliant” Buildings Fail 24. Condensation, Corrosion & Mould: The Trifecta of Fear & what to do about it 25. Natural Ventilation That Works on Site, Not Just in Models 26. Designing for Heat, Humidity, and Storms Without Overbuilding 27. Climate Resilience Without Gold-Plating 28. Services Design for Flood, Bushfire & Extreme Weather Events

E. High-Risk Spaces Builders Get Blamed For (Function Specific Spaces)

29. Kitchens: Ventilation Choices That Drive Defects or Delight 30. Pools, Gyms & Wellness Spaces: Moisture & Condensation Management 31. Class 2 & 3 Buildings: Services Risks Builders Could Wear 32. Aged Care & Healthcare: Where Services Fail Fast 33. PassivHaus: What, When, Where and Why. It’s not what you read. 34. Commissioning for Builders: What “Done” Actually Means

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TESTIMONIALS

SEED Engineers consistently deliver practical, well-coordinated designs that make collaboration easy for the entire consultant team. Their ability to balance innovation, compliance, and buildability has added real value to our projects.

Sarah Mitchell Director, Urban Edge Architects

Where's Rob Lord? Right, you lot wouldn't have a job here without him - that new plant arrangement has saved the project about 7 million and it is the reason we have all won this job

Built foreman Start of 6 & 8 Parramatta Square, Design & Construction

The documentation from SEED Engineers is clear, practical, and developed with genuine understanding of how systems are installed on site. Their designs help reduce RFIs, minimise delays, and improve construction efficiency.

Michael Tran Operations Manager, Apex Mechanical Services

Thanks for that blueprint Rob, it is about time somebody presented an energy report that others could follow. Great work.

Phil Cowling Facility Management Director, Cromwell

SEED Engineers brought strong commercial awareness to our development, helping us achieve a high-performing building without unnecessary cost. Their proactive communication and technical expertise gave us confidence throughout the project.

David Collins Development Director, Horizon Property Group

What stood out most was SEED Engineers’ ability to provide innovative solutions while still maintaining a strong focus on budget and programme. Their team consistently identified opportunities to improve value for money across the project.

Emma Lawson Managing Director, Lawson Developments

SEED Engineers were highly responsive, technically capable, and solutions-focused from concept through to completion. Their collaborative attitude and attention to detail contributed significantly to the success of the project.

Rebecca Hayes Senior Project Manager, Align Project Management

SEED do things in the carpark design that no-one else can do. I get phone calls from their competitors saying "how do they do that?". As long as the price is right, I will keep working with them

Rachid Anchary Director, Fuse Architects

At yesterday's team presentation to the client, I was impressed with the professionalism you guys each displayed - Gabriela, Jason, George & Mustafa. That was one of the most satisfying meetings I have witnessed

Jeremy McGrath Director, Vanderbilt Finance

Other engineers just don't think like you guys. Like, what is the secret?

Jeff Sayhoun Owner, Jasara Constructions.

Rob welcome aboard. I need you to move quickly on this please we are at a critical point and need your input to help inform the rest of the building design. The carparks in particular, but the AC in general - way over budget, and we need to get everything back on track

Edward Natour Developments Director, Sekisui House

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