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Building standards - compliance plan manager role: cost benefit analysis

Published: 28 February 2025
From: Director of Local Government and Housing
Directorate: Local Government and Housing Directorate
Topic: Building, planning and design
ISBN: 9781836910770

Cost-benefit assessment of the introduction of a new Compliance Plan Manager (CPM) role on high-risk building types in the Scottish building standards system.

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Building standards

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Annex A References and Data/Information Sources

General Literature Sources

LABC (2018) “Building Control Social Return on Investment”

Love, P & Li, H (2000) “Quantifying the Causes and Costs of Rework in Construction” Construction Management and Economics, 18(4) pp 479-490

Love, P (20020 “Auditing the Indirect Consequences of Rework in Construction: a Case Based Approach” Managerial Auditing Journal 17(3) pp 138-146

Love, P & Edwards D (2004) “Determinants of Rework in Building Construction Projects” Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management 11(4) pp 259-274

Love, P, Smith J, Ackermann F, Irani, Z & Teo P (2018) “The Costs of Rework: Insights from Construction and Opportunities for Learning” Production Planning and Control Vol 29, Issue 13, pp 1082-1095

Lundkvist R, Meiling J, Sandberg M, (2014) “A Proactive Plan-Do-Check-Act Approach to Defect Management based on a Swedish Construction Project” Construction Management and Economics 32(11) pp 1051-1065

Lychgate Projects (2017) “Contribution and value of LABC’s Plan Assessments”

Palaneeswaran E (2006) “Reducing Rework to Enhance Project Performance Levels” Proceedings of Seminar on Recent Developments in Project Management in Hong Kong

Scottish Future Trust “Construction Quality Assurance Initiative”

Data/Information Sources for Specific Incidents

Grenfell Tower

Grenfell costs surpass £500m as council bill revealed | Grenfell Tower fire | The Guardian

Grenfell cost cutting – FSEC (fsecuk.com)

DMFD89 Legal Costs Related to the Grenfell Tower Fire | London City Hall

Grenfell – Financial Summary June 2017 to March 2024 The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Audit and Transparency Committee 25 May 2021, Joint Report by the Director of Audit, Fraud, Risk and Insurance, the Director of Financial Management and the Director of Grenfell Partnerships

Document.ashx (rbkc.gov.uk)

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