Free webinar
Understand what clients will expect next, before carbon becomes a barrier to winning work
See why more contractors are treating carbon readiness as a business requirement.
Learn from someone helping contractors meet PAS 2080 requirements every day
The session features Richard Smith, a BSI Associate Consultant, NQA Partner Consultant, and ISEP Corporate Member who helps infrastructure and construction organisations implement PAS 2080, achieve certification, and develop carbon management systems.
He is hosted by Hannah Bradley, product manager at Re‑flow Field Management, who works closely with infrastructure and construction businesses on operational data capture, reporting processes, and carbon management requirements.
Useful topics in the discussion
In this webinar, Richard shares the direction of travel across UK infrastructure, and the common mistakes businesses make when they leave carbon preparation too late.
You'll learn:
- The PAS 2080 certification readiness timeline – 6 months to 1 year.
- What clients are increasingly asking contractors to provide.
- Why many businesses get caught out when tender requirements appear.
- How carbon is becoming like health and safety: an expected part of doing business.
- How to prepare before carbon becomes a requirement rather than an advantage.
- Why carbon is already being scored in some tenders, and how that affects future procurement.
Understand what’s changing before it affects your next tender
Carbon requirements are moving through infrastructure supply chains, and client expectations are changing quickly. This webinar explains what is happening, why it’s happening, and what it means for contractors.
Hear about businesses only discovering PAS 2080 requirements when a tender is already live, and how carbon is beginning to sit alongside cost, quality, service, and safety.
Richard Smith discusses how client expectations are changing as organisations become more carbon mature.
Avoid getting caught out by future requirements
A growing number of organisations are being asked for detailed evidence, reduction plans and project-level reporting.
The webinar includes insight on:
- What clients are doing with the carbon data they collect.
- How long meaningful preparation can take.
- What practical steps other businesses are taking right now to stay ahead.
Prepare before the requirement lands on your desk
The businesses that understand the direction of travel today will be in a far stronger position when carbon expectations become standard across procurement.
Watch now to understand how to prepare.
