As part of its continuing drive to raise standards and ensure compliance across the industry, the Metal Cladding & Roofing Manufacturers Association (MCRMA) is now expanding its scope of operation to include those system installers who are involved in industrial, commercial and warehouse construction, together with the rural and agricultural building sectors.
The construction sector has recently come under heightened scrutiny and improved technical and commercial communication across those who work in the industry linked with formal training, qualifications and quality assurance, at all levels, is now high on the agenda from government, control bodies, third party assessors and businesses involved from the initial design stage to operational use for all building types and sectors.
To achieve this, the MCRMA now wishes to offer annual membership to systems installers which will allow them to integrate into the leading trade association. MCRMA provides a forum for discussion about industry issues, input into key industry matters such as development of regulations and standards, participation in the improvement of the supply chain and provides access to a range of training courses.
As part of its continuing drive to raise standards and ensure compliance across the industry, the Metal Cladding & Roofing Manufacturers Association (MCRMA) is now expanding its scope of operation to include those system installers who are involved in industrial, commercial and warehouse construction, together with the rural and agricultural building sectors.
The construction sector has recently come under heightened scrutiny and improved technical and commercial communication across those who work in the industry linked with formal training, qualifications and quality assurance, at all levels, is now high on the agenda from government, control bodies, third party assessors and businesses involved from the initial design stage to operational use for all building types and sectors.
To achieve this, the MCRMA now wishes to offer annual membership to systems installers which will allow them to integrate into the leading trade association. MCRMA provides a forum for discussion about industry issues, input into key industry matters such as development of regulations and standards, participation in the improvement of the supply chain and provides access to a range of training courses.
More information about system installer membership is available at www.mcrma.co.uk/system-installers/.
