Remediation Roadmap

Current stage

Stage 9

Contractor appointed

The process to remediate buildings is complex and involves multiple stakeholders. We understand that residents and leaseholders want work to start as soon as possible, but we can only do so once we have completed all the processes.

The following roadmap will give you an overview of the processes involved before works can commence.

Stage 1

Independent Fire Engineer appointed

Stage 2

Permission received from Stakeholders to survey the building

Stage 3

Fire Risk Assessment External Wall (FRAEW) & Fire Safety Assessment (FSA) investigative surveys undertaken

Stage 4

Reports received and any issues identified

Stage 5

Further surveys carried out as required by the FRAEW & FSA

Stage 6

Further reports received and remedial works strategy developed

Stage 7

Remediation plan communicated to Stakeholders

Stage 8

Works access licence commences with Stakeholders

Stage 9

Contractor appointed

Stage 10

Resident Liaison begins direct with residents

Stage 11

Statutory planning application and approval

Stage 12

Building control appointed; for buildings over 18m in height in England BSR application under Gateway 2 of the Building Safety Act

Stage 13

Works licence with stakeholders agreed

Stage 14

Conditions surveys undertaken

Stage 15

Temporary works and welfare provision erected and works begin on site

Stage 16

Remedial works undertaken

Stage 17

Temporary works and welfare provision removed

Stage 18

Works complete

Stage 19

Independent Fire Engineer and building control sign off

Stage 20

Independent Fire Engineers Qualifying Assessment issued to Government and Stakeholders

Stage 21

Golden Thread issued

Stage 1

Independent Fire Engineer appointed

Stage 2

Permission received from Stakeholders to survey the building

Stage 3

Fire Risk Assessment External Wall (FRAEW) & Fire Safety Assessment (FSA) investigative surveys undertaken

Stage 4

Reports received and any issues identified

Stage 5

Further surveys carried out as required by the FRAEW & FSA

Stage 6

Further reports received and remedial works strategy developed

Stage 7

Remediation plan communicated to Stakeholders

Stage 8

Works access licence commences with Stakeholders

Stage 9

Contractor appointed

Stage 10

Resident Liaison begins direct with residents

Stage 11

Statutory planning application and approval

Stage 12

Building control appointed; for buildings over 18m in height in England BSR application under Gateway 2 of the Building Safety Act

Stage 13

Works licence with stakeholders agreed

Stage 14

Conditions surveys undertaken

Stage 15

Temporary works and welfare provision erected and works begin on site

Stage 16

Remedial works undertaken

Stage 17

Temporary works and welfare provision removed

Stage 18

Works complete

Stage 19

Independent Fire Engineer and building control sign off

Stage 20

Independent Fire Engineers Qualifying Assessment issued to Government and Stakeholders

Stage 21

Golden Thread issued

Contact Details

In the first instance, if you have any questions relating to the remediation of your development, please contact your Managing Agent.

You can also contact Bellway using our dedicated Building Safety Helpline buildingsafety@bellway.co.uk