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The Accredited Checker (AC) plays an important role in ensuring the structural safety of buildings by carrying out independent checks on the structural designs prepared by Qualified Person (QP) so as to minimise the risk of design errors due to lapses by the QP.
Insignificant Building Works Building works that do not require building plan submission to BCA are termed “insignificant building works”. Homeowners who are interested in renovating their homes can learn more about the types of building works that are considered to be insignificant building works to prevent costly rectification work in future. Carrying out building works … Read more
As the Qualified Person (QP) appointed for structural works, you need to get approval for the structural plans and a permit before work can start. Building works exempted from structural approval or permit You will need a permit for all building works except for insignificant building works, as stated in the First Schedule of the Building … Read more