CONCRETE REPAIR & PROTECTION
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.
Member companies include specialist contractors, product manufacturers and product distributors established in the field of concrete repair, as well as associated organisations, such as test laboratories and consulting engineers.
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.
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Seminars, Demonstration Days & Presentations
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Our Core Values
HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELL-BEING
All members agree to follow the bylaws; all Contractor members must hold UKAS-accredited ISO 45001, showing our members are dedicated to improving employee safety, reducing workplace risk and creating a better,safer working environment.
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE
The CRA advances technical excellence through continuous learning via industry best practice days, CPD presentations,technical guidance and an appointed technical advisor.Members are encouraged to innovate and improve.
INTEGRITY AND TRUST
Knowing that you are using a company which not only adheres to industry requirements but stands for the core values laid out by the CRA and follows its professional code of conduct.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Each Contractor, Manufacturer and Distributor member adheres to the CRA member requirements to hold ISO 9001 which demonstrates that each member company maintains a quality management system, focusing on process,continued improvement and customer focus.
SUSTAINABILITY
Awareness of and commitment to the need for the construction industry to be sustainable with a drive towards net zero. The range of environmental measures to deliver this is demonstrated by members holding ISO14001 (environmental management system).
