BSRIA blue book 2022
The Building Services Research and Information Association (BSRIA) has bublished an annual databook, called the ‘Blue Book’, updated yearly for over a decade. It is free-to-download for BSRIA members.
It is a concise publication that provides a wide range of hard-to-find facts about building services, presenting data, guidelines and other information in a format that makes them easy-to-use in the working day.
The 2022 Blue Book contains:
- Tables of useful technical data.
- Annual building running costs.
- Legislation.
- Key industry contacts.
- Key BSRIA experts.
- A list of BSRIA members.
- Maintenance KPIs.
- BSRIA training courses.
- Building services industry statistics.
- BSRIA publications and services.
- Financial data.
It is available from the BSRIA Bookshop.
--BSRIA
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The digital version doesn't appear to be free to download on the BSRIA web page.
It is free for BSRIA members.