We've asked Groundsure to host this online session to look at Historic Mapping and Military Secrets!
Start Date: Tuesday 05 December 2017
Start Time: 11:00
End Date: Tuesday 05 December 2017
End Time: 12:00
Location: Online, Webinar
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Join PSG and Groundsure for an update webinar looking at Historic Mapping and Military Secrets (Contaminated Land - full of examples and maps) this December!
We would like to invite you to join our forthcoming webinar, in association with Groundsure, on Historic Mapping and Military Secrets!
This webinar is free to join, is worth 1 CPD point and fulfills A2 of the SRA competence statement. You can join the session by using a Mac, PC or a mobile device.
Date: Tuesday 5th December
Time: 11am
Register: Click here to register for this webinar
Nick Treble from Groundsure will present this informative presentation which will cover:
• Historic mapping (a journey through time)
• Military, secret, and war/cold war era mapping.
• Contaminated land legislation, guidance and framework (brief)
• Contaminated land practice note • Case studies detailing the risk and solution
• The reports (Residential and Commercial)
Learning outcome: To understand the importance of high quality historic land-use mapping in contaminated land assessment.
About your presenter
Nick Treble has been a Groundsure account manager since January 2015. In this role he works closely with the conveyancing industry to provide solicitors, conveyancers and home buyers with up-to-date information on the full range of conveyancing risks, and how to identify them through data and desktop searches. His detailed knowledge comes from his training and his time spent working on the consultancy side of the Groundsure business. As a consultant he focused on the analysis of risks such as contaminated land, flooding, subsidence, HS2, London Underground (inc Crossrail), energy, planning and Japanese knotweed.
Nick is passionate about providing clients with the complete picture on risks affecting land and property transactions and an expert at interpreting the ever-improving data that is available.
Nick graduated from Brighton University with an MSc in GIS and Environmental Management and a BSc in Physical Geography.
Click here to register for this webinar
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.