Technics invest in QCF qualifications
Technics is committed to the training and development of its employees and has recently invested in the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF).
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Senior appointment boosts Technics Utility team
Technics has appointed Jon Bottomley as Senior Utility Surveyor; this appointment is a return to Technics for Jon having spent his early career as a trainee utility surveyor with the company.
Technics strengthens its team with four new appointments
Technics has appointed four new members across the company as part of its plans for growth and dedicated investment to the industry’s next generation. Kevin Durkan, Sam Ward and Rob Murrian-Field join the land and building survey department and Jessica Sheridan joins the utility mapping department.
A Day in the Life of a Surveyor
Rob Murrain-Field, Bath Spa University Geography graduate, gives us the lowdown on what life is like as a former Hydrographic Surveyor turned Land Surveyor at Technics Group.
RICS new approach to survey accuracy and consistency
Technics is pleased to announce the long awaited revision of survey industry standards that will raise the bar in survey delivery by improving the accuracy and consistency of results for clients. The RICS 3rd edition specification and guidance note focuses on best practice principles and emphasises the importance of classical surveying and measurement best practice in what has become a fast moving and evolving technology driven environment.
Technics Tashes
Technics is pleased to announce it is participating in Movember 2014 with its team the ‘Technics Tashes’.
Technics recruits new talent
Our recruitment plan continues at pace and we are delighted to welcome four new trainee surveyors who will engage in our comprehensive training programmes.
Technics nominated for Surrey Property Awards 2014
For the third year running, Technics has been nominated for ‘Best Professional Property Services Company’ at the Surrey Property Awards.
It was a Bon Voyage
An eclectic group of cars emerged at the Packhouse in Farnham on the morning of the start of the Wreck & Rouen charity rally. The 13 cars ranging from the more normal VW Golf to Volvos to Mercedes to a Cadillac and not forgetting our own Jaguar, fondly named Big Bertha. There should have been 14 cars however a catastrophic engine failure the day before the start put one VW Golf out of the running. This was a stark reminder of the age and potential fragility of the vehicles we had all acquired. Spending £350 on a car clearly does not guarantee reliability!
Technics’ Role in the Development of PAS 128
For the latest guidance including the 2024 revision, see our updated Guide on Everything You Need to Know About PAS 128.