Notifiable or non-notifiable?

[Andy™]

Out of interest...has anyone been fined or read of someone being for not notifying a job?

not that im aware of. a few people have been taken to court for dangerous work though

 

[paul b b]

Makes you wonder if its worth worrying about..as long as your work is up to standard then your ok.

 

[Jono Pashley]

Seems Approved Documents are granted legal status under the Building Act 1984, so while they arent the LAW there as good as in the eyes of any court.

 

[paul b b]

But no on ever gets taken to court

 

[steptoe]

I'll let you know if they catch me Paul, but, I've got a pretty fast horse.

 

[Andy™]

I'll let you know if they catch me Paul, but, I've got a pretty fast horse.

yes, but you said you forgot to renew your class 1, so you cant take a trailer cart anymore (which would have the added benefit of a little more horsepower to weight ratio, and more speed)

 

[paul b b]

by the name of Hercules i do belive!

 

[hxsarge]

This notifiable and not notifiable stuff is where the system of Part P fails, all cowboys never notify so where does this help.I'm starting to get the feeling that if a building inspector is involved then you notify, if he's not then why bother, just certify the work and job done, I know some will say this is wrong and technically it is, but all this b******t paperwork and