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[jameswilson]

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BSIA PD6662 Technical workshops

As you will be aware, BSIA has been leading the way for Installers in understanding the impact of PD6662: 2010 and has so far delivered four well attended three hour workshops across the country. The content is technical in its nature, focusing on the requirements in PD6662, DD263 and BS8243 and the target audience is surveyors, design, installation, maintenance and monitoring personnel.

We have been asked by the Security Systems Section to continue delivering these successful technical workshops and are now in a position to announce dates and areas where demand is high.

Date Location No. of places

Tuesday 13^th July West London – M40/M25 region

Thursday 15^th July South West - Taunton

Tuesday 20^th July Warrington / Lymm Cheshire

Wednesday 21^st July Bradford / Leeds

Thursday 29^th July Scotland - Motherwell

Tuesday 24^th August Bristol

Thursday 2^nd September Midlands - M42 / Solihull

Tuesday 21^st September East London – Waltham Abbey


For infomation on these workshops please contact your BSIA representative.

[A-G]

 jameswilson, on 03 June 2010 - 04:04 PM, said:

For infomation on these workshops please contact your BSIA representative.

... who is ..................?

[jameswilson]

depends on your region. Im not sure if you have to be a member to attend, i will find out when im back at work.

[MrHappy]

allowed to join club BSIA ?

[jameswilson]

Its the security insdustrys trade association so yes. But there are some conditions to being a member, ie not everyone can achieve it.

[MrHappy]

 jameswilson, on 03 June 2010 - 10:51 PM, said:

Its the security insdustrys trade association so yes. But there are some conditions to being a member, ie not everyone can achieve it.

ISO ?

[jameswilson]

yes

[MrHappy]

 jameswilson, on 04 June 2010 - 09:14 AM, said:

yes

hence yet another body ?

http://www.fireandse...aspx?id=1001520

[jameswilson]

yes
I think they have a less strict policy. I kow they dont need ISO anyway.

[MrHappy]

 jameswilson, on 04 June 2010 - 12:59 PM, said:

yes
I think they have a less strict policy. I kow they dont need ISO anyway.

I understand you can join the BSIA w/o ISO but not as Alarm Co ?

[jameswilson]

really?
I wouldnt know i assume thats outside the scope of the sss

[MrHappy]

 jameswilson, on 04 June 2010 - 01:34 PM, said:

really?
I wouldnt know i assume thats outside the scope of the sss

looking at the consultants section a few appear to be free of iso, many years ago either gardtec or risco where not qa but the installer where 5750