NADC NEWS - July 2013

www.nationaldrainageacademy.co.uk

Dear NADC Members,

The NADC Technical Training Comittee is made up of member training providers
across the UK.
 

All are providing specific training and certification under the NADC / Drainage
Academy banner.

They include:

Water Research Council - Peter Henley
Train 2 Drain - Peter Stacey
Flexseal - Helen Armitage-Calvert
ER Technical - Graham Evans
Wincan - Russ Chapman
BTT Training (Scotland) Bruce Taylor
Scanprobe - Jon Barry
RSM - Tom Waddoups

All contact details can be found on the NDA website.

Course's on offer to all contractors, local authorities and WASC'c are as follows:

High Pressure Water Jetting

Electro- Mechanical Machines

Drain Lining

CCTV Drain Surveying

Confined Space

SHEA - Site Health Environmental Awareness

Drain Repair - WRC

NADC approved trainers are now offering these courses at our training centres
across the UK. The NADC is committed to the development of a national network
of certified contractors and will be promoting them via the NADC web site,
various industry media as well as direct marketing to potential industry clients.

NADC certified members will have their companies details listed on the
directory in their respective base locations in an effort to produce and
generate additional work. Our web site is currently under-going major
SEO optimisation works and will soon be ranking on the first page of
most search engines.

A growing number of members have already completed training courses
in Scotland and the south east of england.

Those of you interested in becoming part of the certified contractor network
should contact us on the main telephone number listed on our web site.

Regards
Peter Stacey
Chairman
NADC

Direct Dial: 07956 187 339

Martin Beattie
Vice Chairman

Direct Dial: 07531 239 372

http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/martin-beattie/48/43/48b

NADC Board Members

Peter Stacey –  Chairman
Martin Beattie – Vice Chairman
Russ Chapman – ReSearched Solutions/DrainWorld

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