The demand for off-site construction continues to increase in every sector. There are more specialist contractors in the UK than ever before. It is therefore essential when you select an off-site partner to evaluate the most appropriate and effective solution for each project.
School managers should consider the contractor’s experience in the schools sector, how to achieve high standards of architecture, the contractor’s commitment to customer service, their consistency of delivery on programme and to the agreed cost – and how the impact of construction on the environment can be minimised.
10 Tips for Selecting an Off-site Specialist
1. Assessing an off-site partner
If a project is a major scheme, does the contractor have the capacity required, when you need it?
Look at their financial stability, R&D resources, health and safety record, technical back-up and project management expertise.
Does the contractor have a zero tolerance policy in place for defects?