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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SURVEYING


BULLETIN Dear Member


Welcome to this News Bulletin from the International Institute of Marine Surveying (IIMS). This bulletin is available in PDF format from the IIMS website. It aims to keep members and non-members up to date with information on a monthly basis. Members are encouraged to share and forward this newsletter to colleagues, who they think might like to join the Institute, or who may be interested in its content. For more information about the Institute visit: www.iims.org.uk.


NEWS


JANUARY SPECIAL:


IIMS and BSSA special one day seminar: ‘Marine Corrosion and its Prevention in Small Vessels’


23 January 2018, Lakeside, North Harbour, Portsmouth


JANUARY 2018


CEO Chat


December was an interesting month in the ever evolving world of IIMS. The phrase ‘all change’ springs to mind once more. A planned and fairly major office move was successfully undertaken. All staff have moved to new offices – the administration team coming together in one space and also the same for the accounts team too. You can read more details elsewhere in this bulletin. All in all I am pleased with the outcome and believe it makes our way of working friendlier and more efficient.


I would also like to reference the outbound team building day that the head office staff undertook in early December – once again more details can be found elsewhere in this bulletin. The team was set a series of challenges and tasks to overcome, both as a group and also in smaller sub sets if they were to achieve their goal. All in all a worthwhile day and we learnt a lot about each other.


Happy New Year to you if you are reading this. So what will 2018 hold? Well I am acutely aware that for some members in certain parts of the world, (and in some specific surveying disciplines), the profession is a tough one and sadly likely to remain so. If that is the case, I wish you an improving and more profitable year ahead.


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