Open each workstream to see the evidence reviewed
The review is coordinated across disciplines so that conflicting assumptions and missing responsibilities can be seen early.
Building Regulations strategy
Review of the intended route to compliance, applicable requirements, responsibility matrix and evidence programme.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Fire-safety information
Coordination review of the fire strategy, drawings, product evidence, compartmentation interfaces and identified departures. Fire engineering design remains with the appointed competent specialist.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Structural information
Review of structural design information, design criteria, calculations, drawings and responsibility interfaces for completeness and coordination. Structural design remains with the appointed engineer.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Materials and product evidence
Check that proposed products are supported by suitable specifications, declarations, certifications and installation requirements for the intended application.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Moisture, thermal and envelope
Review of waterproofing, weather resistance, insulation continuity, condensation risk and critical envelope junctions.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Durability and corrosion
Review of exposure assumptions, protection systems, intended design life, calculations, inspection and maintenance provisions.
Discuss this service with SCPC →Completion and Golden Thread information
Structured review of as-built drawings, certificates, inspection records, test results and outstanding actions needed for a coherent completion record.
Discuss this service with SCPC →A tracker that makes ownership visible
Findings can be issued as a technical report or an action tracker showing the requirement, evidence received, gap identified, responsible party and closure status.
The review does not assume the design duties of the project’s appointed designers and does not replace statutory approval.
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