SPONSOR CPD PROGRAMME | LUMINAIRES Module 204 October 2022 Name (please print)........................................................................................ Job title ............................................................................................................... Organisation ..................................................................................................... 1. Which of these areas was not noted as being included in TM65? Address ............................................................................................................. A Guidance on reducing MEP embodied carbon emissions B Introduction to whole life carbon C List of EPDs for many typical MEP components D Method to assess the embodied carbon of MEP products Postcode ........................................................................................................... E Proportion of embodied carbon associated with product stage Email ................................................................................................................... 2. In the extract from the butterfly diagram, which process would appear to make the least total environmental impact for a product when the original use is completed? ............................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................... Are you a member of CIBSE? If so, please state your membership number: .................................................................................. A Maintain/prolong The CIBSE Journal CPD Programme B Recycle C Refurbish/remanufacture D Reuse/redistribute E Share By participating in this CPD module, you consent to sharing your details with Tamlite. Tamlite may contact you via email and/or telephone with further information and technical insight on its services. You have the right to opt out from such communications at any time. I understand that I will receive marketing communications from Tamlite after completing this module (please tick here): By entering your details above, you agree that CIBSE may contact you with information about CPD and other training or professional development programmes, and about membership of CIBSE, if you are not a member. Go to www.cibsejournal.com/cpd to complete this questionnaire online. You will receive notification by email of successful completion, which can be used to validate your CPD records. Alternatively, fill in this page and post it to: N Hurley, CIBSE, 222 Balham High Road, London, SW12 9BS. 3. What is the approximate percentage of lighting that is thought to be recovered under WEEE? A Less than 1% B 1% to 5% C 6% to 10% D 11% to 15% E At least 15% 4. Which product CEAM rating description would indicate that a product met the methods intent of encouraging and enabling circularity? Further reading: BS 8001 Circular economy provides a practical guide to the implementation of the principles of the circular economy in organisations. A Excellent positive evidence References: B Existence of critical evidence C Improving evidence 1 BS EN 15978:2011 Sustainability of construction works. Assessment of environmental performance of buildings. Calculation method, BSI 2011. 2 bit.ly/CJOct22CPD21 accessed 6 September 2022. D Positive evidence 3 Bohannon, B, Virtuous circle, CIBSE Journal December 2021 p44. E Some positive evidence 5 bit.ly/CJOct22CPD23 accessed 6 September 2022. 5. Based on the discussion in this article, which of these is not likely to be true when assessing the circularity of a luminaire? A Extra fixing holes in products for different components as technologies evolve B For components that are unlikely to be reused employ readily recyclable materials C Intelligent use of materials, such as by using hollow extrusions or additive manufacturing techniques D Luminaires designed to be repairable and capable of remanufacture E Products with high embodied carbon cannot be circular economy-capable 4 bit.ly/CJOct22CPD22 accessed 6 September 2022. 6 bit.ly/CJOct22CPD24 accessed 6 September 2022. 7 bit.ly/CJOct22CPD25 accessed 6 September 2022. 64 October 2022 www.cibsejournal.com CIBSE Oct 22 pp61-64 CPD 204 Supp.indd 64 26/09/2022 15:50