CRA launches its new website

The UK Concrete Repair Association (CRA) has updated its website to improve navigation and ensure ease of use for visitors. Providing extensive information on this specialist area of construction, the CRA website is said to offer a simple menu structure to ensure that visitors can find exactly what they need within moments of entering the site.
July 27, 2012 Read time: 1 min

The UK 6285 Concrete Repair Association (CRA) has updated its website to improve navigation and ensure ease of use for visitors.   

Providing extensive information on this specialist area of construction, the CRA website is said to offer a simple menu structure to ensure that visitors can find exactly what they need within moments of entering the site.

The site includes the association’s range of advice notes on repair, structural strengthening and electrochemical rehabilitation techniques; trailers and information on the CRA’s CPD Presentation programmes; news announcements and Cracking Matters, the CRA’s bi-annual newsletter and its quarterly E-Bulletins.

The website also provides access to up-to-date information on performance and quality standards; health & safety matters; CRA codes of practice and training initiatives and full details of membership benefits and requirements.

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