CSA CONFERENCE NOW SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented an unwelcome and unforeseen health crisis that has impacted every business and individual across the globe.  As such, and whilst adhering to the Government’s programme of social distancing measures designed to help combat the virus, the CSA Conference which was originally planned for Tuesday 31st March had to be postponed.   The event, entitled ‘Making Buildings Work’, is now scheduled to take place in the same format, and at the same venue, on Tuesday 15th September 2020.  This postponement allows any existing engagement to simply roll forward to this new date when the exact same event will be delivered.

So, as we edge ever more closely towards the time when the restrictions are fully lifted, and life returns to some semblance of normality, we look forward to delivering what will undoubtedly be an informative, thought-provoking and now even more timely suite of presentations.

Please do not hesitate to contact us should you need any further information on any aspect of this event or wish to reserve your place.  In the meantime, we can only hope that the stringent measures currently in place will not prove too onerous and that they will help bring a speedy end to these most challenging of times.

The CSA Awards will not be going ahead as planned on 18th June and will be postponed until 20th November 2020.

All sponsorship, table bookings and entry submissions will be honoured for this new dateline and will be carried forward accordingly.

These are quite extraordinary times, the likes of which none of us have seen in our lifetime and the commercial impact for many businesses, large and small, will be considerable, but if we all share the burden and work together, we will survive these unparalleled challenges and come through the other side. As such, we would thank you for your continued support and understanding in this most difficult of situations.

The CSA Awards are back and calling for your entries!

It’s your chance to prove to peers, clients and competitors that you’re at the top of your game!

Building on the success of the 2018 event, which saw the awards ceremony move to central London, the 2019 CSA Awards Dinner will be held at the Guoman Tower Hotel. Nestled amidst the River Thames, the Tower of London and St Katherine Docks, with spectacular views of Tower Bridge, this venue will allow the awards to further develop and make London its home for years to come.

For anyone involved with ‘commissioning’, this awards programme provides the perfect platform to get your achievements noticed.

Entry is easy and completely free of charge. Just visit www.csa-awards.co.uk to complete an online entry form.

And if selected as a Finalist, enjoy some fantastic publicity. Experience amazing hospitality, celebrate with colleagues, network with peers and be part of the commissioning industry’s best celebration.

The date: 20th November 2020.

CSA 30th Annual General Meeting
Thursday 20th November
4.00pm Great Harry Room, The Guoman Tower Hotel London E1

We would like to invite you to join us at the CSA 30th Annual General Meeting on Thursday 20th November 2020 at 4.00pm in the Great Harry Room, The Guoman Tower Bridge Hotel, St. Katharine’s Way, London E1.

The AGM will be presented by the CSA Chairman, Mr. Mark Todd and Vice Chairman, Mr. Roy Tyler, who will highlight the successes of the past 12 months as well as focus on plans and key objectives for 2020/2021. Each sub-committee Chairman also reports on their committee.

Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing you.

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CSA Tel: 01403 754133 E-mail: office@csa.org.uk

Due to the COVID-19 situation I am afraid I have had to postpone the Grade 4 Exam which was originally to take place on 16th May 2020, the new date of the Grade 4 Exam to be Saturday 3rd October 2020.

Introduction to Commissioning Management 2-day Course

Established in 1990, the CSA is an association for the commissioning industry within the construction world. Its membership comprises commissioning industry companies, individual commissioning engineers and associated companies (such as equipment manufacturers and instrument suppliers), who have a vested interest in ensuring that the commissioning function in today's complex built environment is carried out to a uniformly high standard.

With an already established and renowned portfolio of training courses, the CSA has constructed the ‘Introduction to Commissioning Management’ course to give real life insight and guidance to the entire Commissioning Management Process.

This 2-day course is split into 8 sessions, providing exercises to assess and guide Delegates through specific activities.  Each session contains:

• the source material
• detailed guidance through the process
• an interactive session “exercise” to end each session

On successful completion of all 8 sessions each delegate will be awarded a CSA Introduction to Commissioning Management certificate and CSA members who are a Grade 5 and have the relevant path of development experience would then be able to apply for their Grade 6.

Course Location

Various Locations – see course dates.

Course Dates - the next course dates 4TH & 5TH FEBRUARY 2020 - HORSHAM 

AND 20TH & 21ST APRIL 2020 - MANCHESTER

Although the final dates have yet to be confirmed, it is envisaged that three courses will be run during the latter part of this year, in the months of October, November and December.

Course Pricing

This unique 2-day course is priced at £600.00 + VAT for CSA Members and £700.00 +VAT for non-members.

For further information and to express interest in attending this important training course, please contact Julie Parker or Joanne Rowe at the CSA on

+44 (0)1403 754 133 or by email at office@csa.org.uk.

NEW TM 17

This Technical Memorandum is intended to explain the theory and practice of:

How Differential Pressure Control Values (DPCV) control water flow rates.  The effect on flow rates as 2 port control valves open and close.  How DPCVs are commissioned.

By understanding how a DPCV works and how flow rates can vary in zones controlled (protected) by a DPCV, the Commissioning Engineer should be better equipped to understand and interpret commissioning results in relation to DPCV systems.

Available free to CSA members as a download from the CSA Website or £24.00 to non members.  Contact the CSA office 01403 754133 e-mail: office@csa.org.uk