The Swiss Building Simulation Association and its members are committed to climate-friendly and resource-efficient construction and operation of buildings and infrastructures. Our membership is aimed at active experts in the field of simulation and passive patrons who wish to support our cause. Admission takes place upon application and examination by the active members.
Membership fees
The annual membership fees for professionals are made up of company membership and individual membership.
The amount of the contributions to be paid depends on the date of entry:
Recording procedure
The proposal for admission is made by the Board of Directors on the basis of the membership application submitted. Members may be provisionally admitted during the year by resolution of the Executive Board. The final admission of members takes place by resolution of the general meeting of the association.
We adhere to the general principles of the Data Protection Act (DSG / DSGVO) and only collect data that is required to fulfill the tasks of the association. Only the member data that is actually necessary to achieve the intended purpose is processed. All association members will be informed of any changes to the data protection guidelines. By becoming a member of the Swiss Building Simulation Association, you acknowledge the following privacy policy.
What data is collected and for what purpose? Who has access to the data?
The following data is required for the admission process for new members and for administrative purposes such as invoicing and contacting:
*Only the Executive Board and the Secretariat have access to the aforementioned data.
Association members can play an active role in the association and contribute to marketing, lobbying and quality assurance, for example. The following data is required for members applying for inclusion in the list of experts:
All members of the Quality Assurance Team and the Association's Executive Board have access to the aforementioned data. The aforementioned data may be passed on to third parties outside the association in order to fulfill the purposes of the association (e.g. for the provision of experts). To this end, the members concerned are granted the right to object, subject to prior notification of the recipient and the purpose of the disclosure.
Where the data is stored
We store all member data in Microsoft 365, which complies with the European data protection law of the GDPR.
More information can be found at: https://www.microsoft.com/de-ch/trust-center/privacy/gdpr-overview.
Disclosure of member data within the association
The basic rule is that only those data about association members may be processed or disclosed that are absolutely necessary for the processing of the association's purposes.
Disclosure of data to third parties outside the association
No member data other than that described in this document will be passed on to third parties without the consent of the members, unless it is permitted or required by law (e.g. disclosure in criminal proceedings).
Publication on the Internet
Our Swiss Building Simulation Association is mainly financed by member contributions and operates independently. Transparent communication is important to us. All association members can register online at www.gebaeudesimulation.ch/mitglieder can be viewed. The following data is passed on to third parties for this purpose:
The published information is accessible worldwide and can be searched for. Deleting your data (e.g. after leaving the association) on www.gebaeudesimulation.ch does not guarantee that this data is no longer on the Internet. Further information on the risks can be found here: https://www.edoeb.admin.ch/dam/edoeb/de/dokumente/2011/07/aufklaerung_ueberdierisikeneinerveroeffentlichungvonpersonendate.pdf
Right to information and other legal rights of data subjects
Members may prohibit the disclosure of their personal data (right to block) or partially or fully revoke consent once given at any time. According to the Data Protection Act, every person (or their legal representative) has the right to request information from the owner of a data collection as to whether and what data about them is being processed.
May 2023