Territorial Authority compliance.

 What was meant to happen?

Make a checklist for the (CCC) Clearance of residential buildings.

What did happen?

Well we did make a checklist but it wasn't for the CCC instead it was for the insulation of the house.

Why did happen?

I think there was a little misunderstanding of which checklist i was suppose to write up. I think at the time we were talking about the checklist for the CCC we also talked about the insulation so i think that kind of got me mixed up with which checklist i was suppose to make.

What did we do to fix it?

We just made another checklist and searched up on the T.A website for some of the requirements for this CCC inspection.

Compliance requirement documents are documents that the Territorial Authority hold on to. A compliance document could be a checklist. A checklist for CCC clearance of residential buildings is a compliance paper which has all the requirements that need to be ticked off to proceed with the work or not. The checklist must have all the boxes ticked off in order to move on to the next part of the job. To get the pass or the 'Yes' for this document, An inspector or a representative from the council would do the inspection on your house and then get the signature to show you pass the inspection. This is very good because now you can continue on with the house project and the time frame of the building and the project will be up to date. The downfall for failing an inspection is time. And time is money. Because you will have to fix up what ever was wrong and have another inspection.