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We went along to the first AGI (The Association for Geographic Information) Asset Management Special Interest Group event of 2017, which looked at data standards, and specifically PAS 128 Survey (Specification for underground utility detection, verification and location) and 256 (Buried assets – Collection, recording and sharing of location information data – Code of Practice).
At Technics we aim to continuously strengthen our team through training and development and are pleased to announce the recent qualification of Property Manager Adam Harwood as a RICS Chartered Surveyor.
With the range of services we provide our work can often take place in very challenging environments including confined space. This is why it’s our number one priority to our employees to maintain their safety along with the people around them.
Our Survey Director, Martin Penney attended the illuminating Leica & Autodesk Workshop in Milton Keynes
Emma Parker, Eleanor Daly and Alicja Faryniarz took part in the ZSL London Zoo 10k Stampede last month.
We attended the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (ICES) annual dinner last month, hosted by SurveyMAX survey solutions, at the venerable Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon, a suitable fit for the occasion.
Technics attended the Construction Industry Summit ealier this month. This was organised by the Construction Industry Council and the Strategic Forum for Construction, taking place at St Paul’s Cathedral, London.
Technics/TSA attended the first Utility Strike Avoidance Group (USAG) conference earlier this month, hosted by Heathrow Airport Ltd at its Academy Centre.
Technics is committed to providing its clients with the best results by using the latest technology, playing an active role in supporting the development and improvement of the land surveyor industry.
At Technics, we’re committed to the development of the surveying industry as it evolves through working practices and new technology.