Publications

All About the BDMA

Read our quick guide ‘All About the BDMA’ here: All About the BDMA – Digital v1.0

BDMA e-Learning Construction Techniques

The BDMA e-Learning Construction Techniques may be purchased direct from the BDMA. The BDMA e-Learning Construction Techniques aims to enable a greater understanding of building materials and construction methods, providing practitioners with knowledge that will reinforce their existing skills and enhance their ability to deliver professional damage management solutions.

BDMA flooding self help sheet

This explains what flood victims can do in the immediate aftermath of flooding without prejudicing their insurance claim, while awaiting instructions from insurers. At times of high demand, being able to move things forward while awaiting instruction from an insurer can help to reduce further damage and give victims a valuable focus. Download this leaflet  

BDMA Training & Reference Module

The BDMA Training & Reference Module can only be purchased by individual BDMA Associate or Accredited Members. This is an invaluable guide for damage management practitioners with comprehensive learning material and valuable information covering industry practice across a wide range of topics.  The BDMA Training & Reference Module is an invaluable tool for practitioners. Members are…

CPD Log Book

You can earn CPD points via courses on the BDMA e-Academy, BDMA online tutor-led training courses, and through your organisation’s training programme. The CPD Log Book contains the various ways you can obtain the points and requirements.   Download a copy here: CPD Log Book

Record of flood recovery activity

Keeping a record of work carried out allows flood victims to track progress and identify any areas of concern. This document will allow victims to keep a record of work carried out by contractors they have appointed. This enables them to satisfy themselves the recovery of their property is progressing satisfactorily. A competent professional contractor…

The BDMA Conference 2019 Programme

You can now view the full BDMA Conference 2019 programme here.

The Standard Magazine – Winter 2023

The Theme of this edition is ‘Restore More’. Aligning with the demand for sustainable best practice within the damage management industry, ‘Restore More’ showcases some of the innovations in technology and methodology that are already allowing greener restoration processes. Restoration is a sustainable alternative to replacement – read articles from experts across the industry to find…

Understand basic flood recovery procedures

This document will help flood victims prepare for recovery work and understand what a professional contractor may need to do. It explains some of the procedures that may need to be carried out to recover flooded property and should give those affected a better understanding of what to expect from professional contractors. This can help…