INTRODUCING AUGUST 2018’S EDITION OF THE STANDARD
We are delighted to present the second edition of The Standard, the quarterly magazine from the British Damage Management Association (BDMA). The overarching theme for our August edition is technology...
Read moreGuest Blog: A fresh approach to restoring suspended ceilings
By Malcolm Brown, Sure Foot Suspended Ceilings have been a boon to the construction industry since their introduction. With versatile design, the ability to create brighter working spaces and technolo...
Read moreUnderstanding the permeability of a building material
The link between water and building damage is something we are all too aware of in this industry. When a property has experienced flooding or an escape of water, it’s important to understand and rec...
Read moreGuest Blog: Technology developments in the damage management restoration industry
By Neale Vickery, Corroventa. Over the last decade big investments in time, money and intellect have been made by damage management equipment suppliers to offer improved performance and to impro...
Read moreInside the BDMA e-Academy: Health & Safety
Working on-site regularly when providing solutions to insurance claims, you have probably noticed the increase in the need to comply with mandatory health and safety regulations. On-site health and sa...
Read moreInside the BDMA e-Academy: Compliance Course Package
Demonstrating industry compliance in the damage management and associated industries is imperative to being recognised as a genuine and respectable company. The need for compliance in the industry is ...
Read moreInside the BDMA e-Academy: Construction Techniques
Working in property damage management you are faced with many different building materials and construction types daily. These of course are ever evolving with technology continuously developing. In t...
Read moreInside the BDMA e-Academy: Damage Management Technician
With the damage management and wider industry constantly evolving, it is imperative that technicians are knowledgeable and continuously updated in the ever-changing trade. When a damage management tec...
Read moreHow can the damage management industry positively impact the environment?
Whilst industrialisation is important for the economic growth of the construction sector and associated industries, it can also be harmful to our environment. With climate change being a major concern...
Read moreContinuously upskilling the damage management industry
Building materials and technologies are ever evolving. Consequently, the ways in which the damage management industry develops to meet the standards and requirements of the wider supply chain needs co...
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