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Providing guidance and support to all duty holders and technical members

Clear Guidance, Full Compliance

Supporting your project from start to finish

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At Asier Building Control, we believe effective building control is built on clear guidance, sound professional judgement and strong working relationships. As an independent Registered Building Control Approver, we are committed to delivering practical, informed support that helps clients, designers and dutyholders navigate the regulatory process with confidence.

Our approach is centred around technical excellence, integrity and accountability. We empower our team to apply their expertise responsibly while maintaining a collaborative and supportive culture that encourages continuous professional development and consistent decision-making across every project.

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This resource hub has been created to provide access to key legislation, statutory guidance and technical standards relevant to building control, fire safety, healthcare, education and wider regulated construction projects. The information and links provided are intended to support a clearer understanding of the regulatory framework and help project teams make informed decisions from the earliest stages of development.

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While these resources are not a substitute for project-specific advice, they can assist clients and design teams in preparing more effectively, understanding their responsibilities and engaging with the building control process with greater clarity and confidence.

At Asier Building Control, we understand that navigating current legislation and determining which requirements apply to a particular development can often feel complex and overwhelming. Our role is to help simplify that process by providing clear, practical guidance and professional support throughout every stage of your project, from initial enquiry and quotation through to completion and final certification.

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We aim to support our clients through every stage of the building control process by combining technical knowledge with a practical, approachable service. By making use of trusted resources and clear communication, we help ensure projects progress efficiently, safely and in line with current regulatory requirements.

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Below you will find a selection of key resources, legislation and guidance documents that may be relevant to your development and project requirements.

Access to Resources

The Building

Safety Act 2022

Major UK legislation (post-Grenfell) that reforms building safety, introduces the Building Safety Regulator, higher standards for higher-risk buildings, a "golden thread" of information, and stronger accountability throughout a building's lifecycle.

RBI Register

The official register of Registered Building Inspectors (RBIs) in England; only competent, registered inspectors can carry out building control functions and restricted activities under the Building Safety Act.

The Approved Documents

Government-issued guidance documents (Parts A–T and others) that provide practical ways of complying with the Building Regulations; following them is not mandatory but offers a deemed-to-satisfy route.

The Building Act
(1984)

The Building Act 1984 is the primary legislation that empowers the making and enforcement of building regulations in England and Wales and consolidates earlier building control law.

Building Regulations

2010 as Amended

The core technical rules (primarily the Building Regulations 2010 and later amendments) setting minimum standards for the design and construction of buildings in England, frequently updated to incorporate safety, energy efficiency, and other requirements.

Duty Holders

Key roles (Client, Principal Designer, Principal Contractor, etc.) under the Building Safety Act with legal responsibilities to ensure building work is planned, managed, monitored, and compliant with regulations, including competence and risk management.

Regulatory Reform

(Fire Safety) Order 2005

Key fire safety law (often called the Fire Safety Order) that places duties on the "responsible person" to carry out fire risk assessments, reduce fire risks, and ensure general fire precautions in non-domestic premises.

Building Safety Regulator

The central hub for guidance, registration, higher-risk buildings (HRBs), Gateway processes, and enforcement under the Building Safety Act.

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