Flood Resilience: Flood Risk Assessment – Part 2
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Description
This is a stand-alone training module which forms part of the BRE Property Flood Surveyor Training Course.
In this module, we will be looking at the different requirements around legislation, and key policy that is relevant for flooding in the UK. This will also review the assessment process for Flood Risk Assessment.
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