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Quantity Surveyors Urged To Be Professional

Monday, March 27, 2017
Kedibonye Proctor
Kedibonye Proctor

The Quantity Surveyors Registration Council (QSRC) registrar Kedibonye Proctor has appealed to quantity surveyors to be professional in their work.

During a stakeholder engagement session held in Gaborone last week, she said as quantity surveyors they should act in a manner consistent with their reputation.

“A quantity surveyor should not make business decisions based on personal feelings, should not advertise misleading information and should always make a record of their service,” she said.

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