Part B – Improving Compliance with Building Regulations
The presentation:
Compliance check for requirements of second schedule of building regulations A-M for Commencement Notices – Dwellings (non subject to FSC) “such plans, calculations, specifications and particulars as are necessary to outline how the proposed works or building will comply with the requirements of the Second Schedule to the Building Regulations”
Compliance challenges Part B, Part M – on site issues
Requirements of Designers, Assigned certifiers, Builders and Owners with regard to Design and Inspections and Certification for works
Link to PDF of presentation: https://nbco.localgov.ie/sites/defaul...
About the presenter:
Richard Butler:
Richard Butler is a Senior Professional in the National Building Control Office. The office provides oversight, support and direction for the delivery and standardisation of Building Control in the 31 Building Control Authorities: through Education and Training, Inspections, Compliance & Support and IT-Enabler (BCMS). Richard, an expert in the building regulations, codes and standards, leads the Inspections pillar, where he is instrumental in providing compliance support to implement a strengthened inspection regime and promote a culture of compliance with the Building Regulations.
He has over 22 years experience in the construction industry, including assigned certifier and designer roles.
Richard holds a B.Eng. Civil Engineering, P Grad. Dip. Fire Safety Practice and a P.Grad.C. Digital Analysis and Energy Retrofit. Richard is a Chartered Member of Engineers Ireland, A Registered Building Surveyor and a Fellow of The Chartered Associations of Building Engineers (UK).
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All information is correct as of the broadcast date: 24/11/22