Plumbing Installations

The ABI website reports that its members pay out around £2.5m each day for 'escape of water' claims and anyone who has suffered a burst pipe or serious leak will know the damage that water can do to a property in a short space of time.

In fact, water damage has replaced fire as the most common cause of major material damage claims that emanate from the contraction industry. Many of these arise due to the failure of plumbing installations towards the end of a project when a building has been fitted out with all services, flooring and completed decorations.

Does this really mean that plumbing installations are the construction underwriter's worst nightmare? To find out, join us on Tuesday 26 September when Mike Skingsley from Cunningham Lindsey will explain the different plumbing systems used in commercial and residential developments and highlight the common factors that lead to plumbing failures.

Mike will also use his experience as a loss adjuster to discuss the considerations that apply regarding whether affected areas should be dried, repaired or replaced.

Online Booking
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This free one-hour CPD seminar is open to all CII members and their guests and starts at 6.00pm sharp. Light refreshments (tea/coffee/juice and biscuits) will be available from 5.30pm onwards.

Learning Objectives
By the end of the session, attendees will:

• be able to identify the common types of plumbing systems utilised in commercial and residential developments

• be aware of the factors that lead to plumbing failures

• have a knowledge of drying techniques and what slows the process

• understand the factors that drive the decision process - whether to dry, repair or replace

Delegates participating in this accredited event can claim up to one CPD hour towards the CII / PFS member CPD scheme.

Getting there
There is plenty of free on-site parking at Clair Hall and Haywards Heath Station is just a few minutes' walk away.

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