BCAR
BCAR
BCAR or Building Control Amendment Regulations is the framework used to implement the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations act of 2014.
This act is a relatively new system of building control.
BCAR is concerned with dwellings, e.g. it’s concerned with houses and apartment complexes.
Three stages in the construction process pertain to BCAR. These stages are the commencement stage, construction stage and completion stage.
Our BCAR certifiers work directly with construction companies to ensure the dwellings they are building comply with all Building Control Amendment Regulations.
BCAR FAQ
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What does an assigned certifier do?
The assigned certifier is the single point of contact for the coordination of the various aspects of a building project. These aspects include the certification, inspection and design of the build. A BCAR assigned certifier is involved from the design phase of the build, all the way to the build’s completion. -
Who appoints the assigned certifier?
The assigned certifier must be appointed by the building owner. -
Does every dwelling build require an assigned certifier?
Yes, when works or buildings fall under the requirements of S.I.9 of 2014, an assigned certifier is required.