Where projects fall within the Gateway regime, Sterchele provides coordinated technical information to support the Principal Designer and Principal Contractor.
This may include:
- Detailed design drawings and interface information
- Product specifications and material data
- Factory inspection records
- MEP testing certification
- As-built documentation
Sterchele does not manage Gateway submissions directly but provides structured documentation to support the required regulatory approvals.
Other FAQs
How do bathroom pods support Higher-Risk Building (HRB) requirements under the Building Safety Act?
Bathroom pods support Higher-Risk Building (HRB) requirements by providing structured design data, formal approval stages, factory QA records, and coordinated testing and inspection. They also supply as-built documentation aligned with project information systems, improving traceability and reducing construction variability.
How is documentation managed to support the Golden Thread of information?
Documentation is managed across design, manufacture, and inspection stages, including drawings, QA records, testing results, material traceability, and as-built information. These records can be integrated into digital systems to support the Golden Thread of information.
How are late-stage design changes managed?
Late-stage changes are managed through a formal variation control process. Each change is assessed for structural impact, service coordination, compliance requirements, and programme implications. When required, updated drawings and documentation are issued before manufacture or installation to ensure alignment with approved design information.