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Jules’ News



                       The CSA Awards website is up and running
                       www.csa-awards.co.uk take a little time to
                       reserve your table. This will be a truly fantastic
                       event on 27th June 2019,which is being held at
                       the Guoman Tower Bridge Hotel and I look forward to seeing you there.

                       THE CSA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 4PM AT THE GUOMAN TOWER
       BRIDGE HOTEL IN THE GREAT HARRY ROOM. THIS WILL TAKE PLACE BEFORE THE GALA AWARDS EVENT
       WHICH STARTS AT 6PM WITH A DRINKS RECEPTION. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND THE AGM
       EVEN IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO MAKE THE GALA AWARDS.




               Distance Learning Courses                                     GRADE 5 THESIS
                            – A B & C                               Congratulations also to the following for passing
                                                                                 the Grade 5 Thesis.
             Well Done to all those listed below who have                   Lee Smith & Anthony Coxon
                     recently passed the DLC tests:
                                                                       DATE OF NEXT GRADE 4
        DLC A        Ross Mitchell, Joseph Cuncliffe, Kevin Wood,
                          Bruce Hadden, Nathan Brinton, Ryan Hughes,    EXAM – OCTOBER 2019
                          Jordon Myers, Ben Greenland, Sam Burn, Tom Brown,
                          Aidan Lowthian, Josh O’Connor, James.       If you wish to take this exam, please email to
        DLC B        Robbin Maiden, Craig White, Keiren Paton,     confirm – office@csa.org.uk – You will then receive
                          Danie Eaton, Mark Percy, Maciej Mach, Pasha Tamayer,  a copy of the Mock Grade 4 Exam paper. Results
                          Richard Francios, John Faul, Szymon Kita.  from May exam will be published in next edition of
        DLC C         John Harrison, Steven McFadyen, Christopher Moran.           Index (Summer)


       GRANT CARSON: OBITUARY

                               rant was born in Glasgow, Scotland on the 15th September 1967. His mother, Helen and father
                           GJames moved to Grangemouth with him and his younger brother Nicholas in the late 1970s.
                           After leaving school Grant qualified as an electrician and worked in the electrical contracting industry
                           for 7 years in Scotland before moving to London where he began his career in commissioning in
                           1990. In a career spanning 29 years Grant worked for most of the established commissioning
                           companies in the UK, also spending time in Ireland as well as Tokyo and Hong Kong. Grant had also
                           worked his way through the CSA courses to become a Grade 5 engineer, winning an award for best
                           student for 2006/2007.

                           More recently whilst in London working as a Commissioning Manager Grant attended the College
                           of North West London where he completed 2 years of night school to qualify with an HNC in
       Mechanical Building Services. Grant then attended LSBU for 3 years where he earned a First Class Honours degree in
       Mechanical Building Services Engineering.

       Grant loved working in the close-knit commissioning industry where his leadership, knowledge and sense of humour have
       won him many friends at home and abroad. Always approachable and ready to help those around him he was a valued
       colleague and friend to all who had the good fortune to spend time with him. Having spent the last 5 years working in
       Azerbaijan, Holland and more recently Kazakhstan, Grant was doing his best to ensure standards were being raised and
       that commissioning was receiving the focus and attention that it required on a number of major projects.

       Away from work Grant liked to watch his beloved Rangers FC. He enjoyed listening to music, especially punk music, and
       spending time socialising with his friends and family. He is survived by his daughter Emma as well as his two grandchildren
       Olivia and Kate who meant the world to him.

       Grant passed away on the 18th December 2018 following a tragic accident whilst on holiday. He will be greatly missed by
       his family, his friends and the industry that meant so much to him.





       Julie Parker – CSA Secretary
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