BSR puts main contractors on notice over subcontractor quality
Summary
The Building Safety Regulator has warned main contractors that it will scrutinise how they oversee subcontractors on higher-risk building projects. The warning comes as projects progress from gateway two design approval towards gateway three, with the regulator expecting tighter management and control.
Why it matters
Residential property surveyors involved in higher-risk buildings should note the regulator’s emphasis on contractor oversight, as it may affect project quality, compliance and delivery risk. It also reinforces the importance of robust evidence and coordination across the supply chain during the building safety gateway process.
Key points
- BSR will closely examine main contractors’ management of subcontractors on higher-risk projects.
- The warning relates to the transition from gateway two to gateway three.
- BSR chair Andy Roe said stronger oversight is expected.
- The focus is on quality control and accountability across the supply chain.
Organisations:
Building Safety Regulator, Construction News
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