Terrafirma have made a couple of changes to their reports, including adding a mine entry interpretive report to their CON29M and Ground report, as well as including a purchased Cheshire Salts Search in the Ground report.
Mine Entry Interpretive Report added to CON29M and Ground report
Terrafirma have now included, as standard, a mine entry interpretive report for sites located within 20 metres of a coal mine entry.
This is available within their official CON29M and Terrafirma Ground report – at no additional cost.
The Ground report now includes the purchased Cheshire Salts Search
The Ground report now includes the purchased Cheshire Salts Search as an appendix. This is to provide clarity to their brine mining risk assessment (including such assessment of brine mining hazards outside the Cheshire Brine Compensation District) and that of claims information obtained from a purchased Cheshire Salts Search.
Please be aware that where such information is obtained, the terms and conditions of the Cheshire Salts Search and supplier may also apply.
REMINDER: Further Action Reports
Just a reminder that, even though the effective pass rate for the CON29M and Ground reports is now 99%, Terrafirma’s ‘Action’ reports remain in place and available if recommended.
If you need to order such a report, please get in touch with your Account Manager or Helpdesk in the first instance.
If you have any questions or queries, please contact your Account Manager, or get in touch with our friendly Helpdesk team on 0800 840 5571 or email helpdesk@tmgroup.co.uk
