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Here we share an overview about LPS, with a Q&A and further information about other resources and articles about this building material.
The Disciplinary Board found that a Member prepared and authored a report which said it was taking a “conservation-based approach” but which failed to meet the standard reasonably to be expected of a conservation engineer, and, that the electronic signature of a CARE registered engineer was placed on the report irresponsibly, without any due diligence having been undertaken by the Member to ensure that the Engineer was aware of the content of the report and that the Engineer consented to his electronic signature being placed upon it.
Critique written by the Chief Examiner to show the expectation of what candidates were expected to have considered when attempting the question.
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The PCC found that a Member failed to address properly, or at all, the client’s concerns which clearly set out that the intended services had not, in the client’s view, been carried out in full.