PCA Weekly News - 4th March 2023
In your weekly PCA update this week:
- Structural Waterproofing - Are we falling back into bad habits?
- CPD monthly round-up
- March webinar - Hidden dampness
- TrustMark Home Improvement App
- Party Wall Act Guidance Note
Structural Waterproofing - Are we falling back into bad habits?
Our waterproofing members know that delivering a successful structural waterproofing project is about getting the right people at the right time. In his latest blog, PCAs Head of Technical James Berry wonders if the current economic climate is leading us to focus too much on price and if the ‘great race to the bottom’ is as rife as it has ever been...
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CPD monthly round-up
Our 'monthly round-up' for February, includes the following CPD content:
We hope you find these quick link reminders helpful and we look forward to sharing more content with you next month. You can also view the CPD library by clicking on the button below....
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March webinar - Hidden dampness
Following the 'Back to basics' webinar in January, our next live broadcast looks at hidden dampness and how the unsuspecting surveyor can be ‘caught out’!
Ideal for the less experienced surveyor, why not join us and PCA Trainer Neil Marsden on 30th March (from 9-10am) as we explore these hidden signs.
For more information and to register for the live broadcast, click on the button below.
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In other news...
TrustMark Home Improvement App
New content has been added to TrustMark’s Home Improvement App. Many of you may recall this was launched last October, in collaboration with HSE, to help drive-up professional standards and Health and Safety practices amongst tradespeople. The app also aims to help broaden consumers’ knowledge and confidence in dealing with and asking questions of tradespeople.
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Party Wall Act Guidance Note
Last week we shared the newly updated Party Wall Act Guidance Note. We understand that there were some issues with the link which didn't show the full document. This is resolved now and you can view the full guidance note via the button below.
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