SERVICES
At BCA Performance we offer a range of professional services to builders, developers, architects, building designers, and other industry consultants including -
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Fulfill the role of Accredited Certifier and Principal Certifying Authority (PCA) for all Building Approvals via issuing of
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Construction Certificates
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Complying Devlopment Certificates
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Crown Building Works
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Exempt Development Certificates
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Occupation Certificates
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High level professional building regulation compliance and Building Code of Australia (BCA) advice on all projects at any stage of design or documentation.
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Assistance with the preparation of plans for Development Application (DA) to be submitted to Council for development Consent Approval.
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Organise and maintain Annual Inspections and Certification for fire measures within existing buildings and prepare an Annual Fire Safety Statement for submission to Council.
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Carry out inspections on existing buildings and provide advice and information in regards to practical fire upgrade solutions that suits the needs of the building and it's occupants.
Building Approvals
Our role as Accredited Certifiers is to facilitate the approval, inspection and certification of building works in NSW, ensuring all building work complies with the Building Code of Australia (BCA), the relevant Australian Standards (AS) and all applicable building control legislation.
Annual Fire Safety Statements
Every 12 months an annual fire safety statement must be supplied to the Council certifying a competent fire safety practitioner has inspected the building and found that all required fire-safety measures are compliant with relevant standards.
BCA Compliance Reports
BCA reports are often required by Council as a condition of consent. BCA reports may also be required prior to submission to Council to ensure your proposed plan can comply to Code as designed. Having an experienced building professional carry out your BCA assessment during design may save you considerable time and money during approval and construction phases.
Fire Orders / Upgrades
Local Council can issue fire safety orders to building owners, directing them to undertake improvements. The order will list and specify the reasons for issuing the order, what needs to be done and a deadline. The building owner is responsible for ensuring the order is complied with, while tenants may have certain legal obligations under various lease/contract arrangements.