ASSOCIATIONS & TRAINING
ASSOCIATIONS & TRAINING
CONTRACT FLOORING ASSOCIATION (CFA) 4c St Mary’s Place, The Lace Market, Nottingham NG1 1PH T: 0115 941 1126 E:
info@cfa.org.uk W:
www.cfa.org.uk
The CFA (Contract Flooring Association) has always stood for quality in materials and installations and a quality approach to business. A network of industry experts provide our members with support in all aspects of running a flooring business.
When choosing a company to install a floor, specifiers need to know that they can rely on the sub-contractor to meet the required specification and not cause them problems. A CFA branded contractor delivers this promise, and in the unlikely event of a problem, they can draw on a wealth of experience to resolve it.
FERFA THE RESIN FLOORING ASSOCIATION 16 Edward Road, Farnham, Surrey GU9 8NP T: 07484 075 254 W:
www.ferfa.org.uk
FeRFA, The Resin Flooring Association, represents the major manufacturers, specialist contractors, suppliers and service providers in the UK Resin Flooring, Screeding and Surface Preparation industry sectors.
Seamless resin flooring provides a high performance, durable finish to suit both industrial and commercial applications. With specialist hygienic, slip resistant, chemical resistant and anti static systems available, resin flooring satisfies the demanding requirements of today’s industrial environments. Resin flooring also provides seamless, aesthetic contemporary designs for the commercial sector where texture, colour and design is partnered with functionality and performance. Advances in product formulations have also made faster installation possible. So whatever the challenge - resin flooring can provide the answer.
FLOORING INDUSTRY TRAINING ASSOCIATION (FITA) 4c St Mary’s Place, The Lace Market, Nottingham NG1 1PH T: 0115 941 1126 E:
info@fita.co.uk W:
www.fita.co.uk
FITA, the Flooring Industry Training Association, is a leading provider of installer training for the commercial and domestic flooring markets, offering a wide range of courses to suit not only those already working in the sector who need further skills to widen their client base but also courses for the complete beginner just starting out in our industry. During the last 12 months FITA has launched a new Sheet Vinyl – Wetrooms Installation course for experienced commercial installers. FITA remains the ONLY provider for the Specialist Upskilling Programme (SUP) in the UK; The SUP is a fully CITB supported training and onsite assessment route to gaining an NVQ. FITA can also provide NVQs via the OSAT route. FITA has its own quality accreditation for commercial installers, the FITA QA Card, providing fitters with ongoing continual professional development (CPD) beyond an NVQ. For more information on FITA courses and assessments please visit our website
www.fita.co.uk or call us on 0115 950 6836.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CARPET AND FLOORLAYERS (NICF) 4c St Mary’s Place, The Lace Market, Nottingham NG1 1PH T: 0115 958 3077 E:
info@nicfltd.org.uk W:
www.nicfltd.org.uk
NICF is the leading association for domestic floor covering installers. Formed in 1979 the aim of the NICF is to promote excellence within the field of flooring installation; understanding and awareness of British Standards Codes of Practice for the installation of floorcoverings; and to provide assurance of workmanship to the public. For many individuals or companies finding a suitably qualified tradesman to carry out work is a difficult task. Membership categories include Fitter, Accredited Fitter and Master Fitter (the ‘gold’ standard level) – to source a fitter please visit
www.nicfltd.org.uk.
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TOMORROW’S CONTRACT FLOORS YEARBOOK 2016/17
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