CRACKING MATTERS SURVEY

The Concrete Repair Association is keen to gather feedback on its journal, Cracking Matters, which carries information on Association activities plus comment articles from external organisations. The journal, now in its 14th year, is published twice a year and mailed to interested companies and individuals. Alternatively it can be downloaded from the CRA website, where back issues are also available. Please let us know what you think by completing the survey below:

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Concrete Repair, Corrosion Protection, Structural Strengthening and Crack Bridging

Formed in 1989, the CRA is committed to promoting and developing the practice of concrete repair and allied disciplines, as well as advancing education, technical training and health & safety matters in this specialist construction sector.
 
Members companies include specialist contractors, product manufacturers and product distributors established in the field of concrete repair, as well as associated organisations, such as testing laboratories.

Each full specialist contractor and product manufacturer member must be able to demonstrate a proven track record and overall proven ability.  They are also obliged to be Q.A. Accredited to ISO 9000 and BS EN 14001 (Environmental Standard) to conform to the Association's Codes of Practice and Training requirements. 

By setting such self-regulating standards and procedures, engineers, authorities, clients and other specifiers are able to select from established professional organisations for concrete repair projects. 

Where else will you find such assurance?

Specific enquiries relating to: Concrete Repair, Corrosion Protection, Structural Strengthening and Crack Bridging should be referred directly to individual CRA members.  A full list can be found here.