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Paul Ballard gives family trees up to 1987 and what he and others did after the war Lawrence Bains was Chairman of the Greater London Council. [handwritten notes: LOOSE LEAF COPY Very well illustrated] [digital page 2] ‘Time OFF in the Marche’ 1943-44 PAUL BULLARD. Copy obtained via Ken Pickering.
Jan 8, 2024 · As Paul Bullard explains in the Spotlight Interview, the SFG20 team noticed that in light of the Building Safety Act and the required “Golden Thread” of vital information about a building to be gathered over its lifetime, a culture change in building maintenance was happening. Businesses were suddenly very aware of new competence frameworks and compliance criteria to meet this new ...
Paul Bullard, Product Director SFG20. A subject matter expert on Facilities Management and CAFM, Paul brings 25 years of experience working within the Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) Industry where he has been personally responsible for some of theworld’s largest and most prestigious software implementations.
NHS Improvement. Jan 2018 - Jul 2021 3 years 7 months. London, United Kingdom. Full development of methodology and model for NHS organisations. measuring the impact of Covid-19 on their services. End to end development of an innovative model for community and. mental health trusts for demand and capacity analysis.
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Aug 7, 2024 · Paul Bullard is the Product Director at SFG20. Launched in 1990 by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA), SFG20 is recognised as the industry standard for building maintenance specifications.
Paul Bullard, Product Director SFG20. A subject matter expert on Facilities Management and CAFM, Paul brings 25 years of experience working within the Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) Industry where he has been personally responsible for some of the world’s largest and most prestigious software implementations.
Painter, teacher and also a writer, as occasion arose, Paul Bullard was born in London in 1918. In his youth, he attended the Clapham School of Art. In 1940, he served in the army in Libya until 1942, when he was captured and deported to Italy, first at PG 66 Capua, and later in Le Marche, at PG 53 Sforzacosta, in the municipality of Macerata.
