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Curtins on 31st Jan 2024

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Friday 9th February, 9.30-11,00am
Racquet Club, Liverpool

The North West Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) Committee are gathering on 9th of February in Liverpool to discuss 'Living with RAAC'.

Andy Macfarlane, Board Director at Curtins will join Sean Keyes of Sutcliffe to provide the overview of RAAC from the identification, assessment, and managing the structural risks associated with RAAC components in building structures.

The session will be an opportunity to hear from Curtins and Sutcliffe experts, network, and discuss best practices in the sector.

To attend, please email policyteam@acenet.co.uk.

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