Performance standards framework (Videos)
We've produced a series of 16 videos featuring LABC's Deputy Chief Executive Lorna Stimpson.
In them she answers a series of questions around the new performance standards framework LABC are introducing to help improve consistency of work in our network of local authority building control teams in England and Wales:
- LABC started this journey in 2016; why wasn’t there a national standard and what was the problem?
Watch the video - Why has LABC chosen an external UKAS accredited audit?
Watch the video - Why is LABC going to check competency rather than rely on self-declaration?
Watch the video - How do you answer local authorities that say ISOs are a ‘box-ticking’ waste of time?
Watch the video - If it is a better ISO and fully national, is it going to cost more?
Watch the video - Will each local authority be able to see the national database of returns?
Watch the video - How will LABC help local authorities to make meaningful comparisons?
Watch the video - Local authority building control teams have many functions; how will the new ISO benefit external business customers?
Watch the video - Why does LABC need different standards to approved inspectors?
Watch the video - Why is running a public sector building control ISO an administrative challenge?
Watch the video - Is there a difference between LABC’s audit system and the one used by private approved inspectors?
Watch the video - You’re obviously passionate about standards. Will the new audit link with other LABC objectives?
Watch the video - What consultations did LABC have with its local authority members?
Watch the video - What other changes is LABC making to drive public sector building control forward?
Watch the video - How do LABC’s new standards relate to the Building Control Performance Standards Advisory Group (BCPSAG)?
Watch the video - Is the LABC new standard and audit ready now?
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Further information
For media or any other enquiries, contact Louise Williams on 020 8616 8120 or email info@labc.co.uk.