JPS 2022 \u2013 Investigation of moisture and its effects on traditional buildings \u2013 was published in September 2022 as a collaboration between RICS, Historic England and PCA.<\/p>\n
It is a landmark document that has also been approved and adopted by Cadw, Historic Environment Scotland, Historic Communities Division Northern Ireland, SPAB and IHBC.<\/p>\n
The document aims to finally put an end to the decades of inappropriate and unnecessary remedial damp-proofing, mostly by chemical injection.<\/p>\n
Undertaking an inspection of any building will, almost always, include an assessment of moisture and it is of absolute importance that the surveyor does this properly.<\/p>\n
This CPD session will take you through the 7 sections of JPS 2022 and will provide you with a complete understanding of how the document is to be used in practice.<\/p>\n
If you follow the methodology fully and correctly you will provide a much better level advice to your client which isn\u2019t simply \u201cget a timber and damp inspection\u201d.<\/p>\n
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