The quality of housing is central to people’s physical and mental health. Public services – such as medical centres, hospitals, schools and universities – are vital to our quality of life.
At Assent we are more than just a building control provider, we strive to improve quality in construction. Our Clerk of Work service carry out quality assurance site inspections on a wide variety projects from new-build, refurbishments to multi million pound regeneration schemes, commercial properties and educational premises.
Assents’ Clerk of Works inspection service has been active for over 4 years using an ISO accredited document control system in partnership with our client’s requirements to offer a unique, tailored quality assurance system. Our service goes beyond checking compliance with building control and extends to ‘real time’ quality monitoring from conception to completion.
From technical reviews of drawings and specifications, to site quality control and witnessing tests to verify works, our system and ‘real time’ processes provide a golden thread of information for building owners.
Our team of professionally qualified building control surveyors and well-respected members of the Institute of Clerk of Works work as part of your team building successful partnerships by:
Service Contact Details:
Maria Caulfield / Ben Bushell (Northern office) 0161 236 7158 e-mail: adminteam@assentbc.co.uk
Jon Kemery (Southern office) 07771 166 282 e-mail: jonkemery@assentbc.co.uk / RichardWilliams@assentbc.co.uk
What do we look for on site?
Time after time we have witnessed the surprised and frustrated faces of site management when we inform them of the defective works.
“In some instances Clerk of Works are fulfilling the role of the construction staff , restricting time on site for more invasive investigation”
Solution?
Site level, construction phase sign off - in line with robust payment terms - enforced by comprehensive sub contractor contracts supported by our Clerk of Works service.
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