Training Committee
Monotonectally promote cross functional metrics through emerging technology.
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Collaboratively reconceptualize real-time alignments before bricks-and-clicks “outside the box” thinking.
Intrinsicly restore team building leadership with client-based ROI interactively benchmark.
Phosfluorescently enable flexible quality vectors and client-focused solutions.
Intrinsicly restore team building leadership with client-based ROI.
Continually repurpose an expanded array of solutions without impactful schemas.
NADC Ireland Branch now open
Until now NADC members in Ireland have been dependant on a mainly UK-based association but this has changed. Read More
Hydrant App Demonstration
Evifile in conjunction with the NADC have produced this small video demonstration of the benefits to both drainage contractors and water companies of using this innovative application. Read More
DrainSafe Launch
The Floodex and National Drainage Show at the Excel, London, saw the culmination of a project that the National Association of Drainage Contractors (NADC) have been involved in for the last nine months: the launch of DrainSafe, a new assurance scheme developed for the wastewater industry. Read More
Should have been using the NADC Hydrant App…
And maybe it wouldn’t have happened. It shouldn’t have and has cost Go Plant Ltd £10,000 Read More
The Flood Expo: UK’s leading event for flood prevention, management and response.Â
The Flood  Expo, taking place on 22nd & 23rd September 2021 at the NEC Birmingham, Read More
DrainSafe Presentations
The latest dates and locations for DrainSafe presentations are listed below. Read More
The NADC Hydrant App
The NADC Hydrant App has been designed to provide a long-term solution to the need for multiple standpipes, and the burden of additional costs incurred, when working across water company regions. Read More
Firms Fined for Illegal Fire Hydrant Use
Thames Water has recently prosecuted four companies for using illegal standpipes to take water from hydrants within the region. The companies were ordered to pay fines ranging between £2,700 and £7,502 for offences related to the Water Industry Act 1991 and the Water Supply and Fitting Regulations 1999.