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The FIRST EVER best practice guide on utility surveys for developers and survey practicioners and you can download it for free

Developed in association with our partners at the HSE, RICS and the ICES, is a must read for anyone in the industry: Watch the video

guidance notes

TSA's Technical Committee is working on updating and creating Client Guides & Guidance Notes on various areas of surveying.

Guidance Note - The Essential Guide to Utility Surveys (High Res)
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Guidance Note - The Essential Guide to Utility Surveys (Low Res)
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Guidance Note - Utility Survey method of measurement Issue 2
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forthcoming events

Updated Essential Guide to Utility Surveys 7/12/2011

Version 4 of TSA's Essential Guide to Utility Surveys is now available to download from the 'Guidance Notes' section above.

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UKGeoforum Annual Lecture 2012 25/11/2011

On Thursday 26th January 2012, UKGEOforum is pleased to announce its forthcoming UKGEOforum 2012 Annual Lecture, featuring guest speaker Mike Parker - Map Addict author Title: You are here

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5 Star TSA Event 4/11/2011

The title of this news item is a direct quote from a very happy TSA member - one of many who attended the Discussion Group on 2 November 2011. The venue was the Imperial War Museum North, a truly splendid and thought provoking place to hold a series of discussions on 'The Past, The Present and The Future'.

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The Survey Association, more commonly known as TSA, was formed in 1979 to represent the views and business concerns of the private surveying companies in the United Kingdom.

TSA is run by a full time Secretariat based in Newark on Trent and currently has in excess of one hundred and thirty members. The member companies range in size from one man operations to major businesses employing many hundreds of people. Members are drawn from a wide range of surveying disciplines including Land, Building, Hydrographic, Underground Mapping and Photogrammetry.

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