Baxi's Technical Specification Manager - Paul Marsden Appointed As The New Chair Of SoPHE Industry Working Group (SoPHE IWG)

Paul Marsden, Technical Specification Manager at Baxi, has been appointed as the new Chair of the Society of Public Health Engineers’ Industry Working Group.

Society of Public Health Engineers - SoPHE aims to provide a higher profile and focus for public health engineers within the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE), as well as within the building services industry.

Extensive industry experience

Paul Marsden’s entire career has been centered on commercial hot water generation

An affiliate member of CIBSE and SoPHE, and a member of the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE), Paul Marsden’s entire career has been centered on commercial hot water generation and Public Health Engineering.

He uses his wealth of experience and expertise of hot water systems and renewable/LZC technologies to help Public Health and Mechanical Engineers understand the relationship between the product/s, the application/s and the system/s they are designing.

Delivered training and CPD presentations and seminars

Paul Marsden has an ONC in Gas Utilization and City and Guilds in Gas Services and regularly represents both Baxi and the wider industry, delivering a variety of training and CPD presentations and seminars. More recently, he has developed training events and courses targeted at young and graduate engineers.

As Chair of the Industry Working Group, Paul will work with SoPHE members to offer the support and assistance required to help further the profile of this very important Building Services sector.

Paul Marsden appointed SoPHE IWG Chair

Paul Marsden said: “I am delighted to be appointed as the SoPHE IWG Chair and look forward to building upon the work of my predecessors. The increasing focus upon decarbonization will not only impact upon how buildings are designed, but also how products are designed and manufactured.”

He adds, “This represents both challenges and opportunities and makes for an exciting time in which to be involved, as we transition to a low / zero carbon future.”