by Mal-salus-24 | Mar 30, 2026 | Latest News
The latest consultation on updates to Approved Document B signals a continued shift towards clearer expectations and more robust design requirements across the built environment. While many of the proposed changes are incremental, their impact will be felt in how...
by Mal-salus-24 | Mar 23, 2026 | Latest News
Across the UK, retrofitting is rapidly becoming the preferred option for developers and asset owners. With sustainability targets rising and planning permission for new builds often difficult to secure, many commercial and high-rise projects are now focused on...
by Mal-salus-24 | Mar 23, 2026 | Latest News
Delays during building control inspections are rarely caused by one “bad day on site”. They are nearly always caused by a small set of repeatable failures: work being booked before it is genuinely ready, evidence not being available when requested, late changes...
by Mal-salus-24 | Mar 11, 2026 | Latest News
Building control has never been a box-ticking exercise — and in today’s regulatory environment, it matters more than ever that it isn’t treated as one. At Salus, we exist because we believe building control should be carried out by trusted professionals, exercising...
by Mal-salus-24 | Mar 3, 2026 | Latest News, Working for Salus
Women in Construction Week offers an opportunity to reflect on how the construction industry continues to evolve. This year’s theme — Level Up and Build Strong — speaks directly to building control, a profession defined by accountability, technical rigour and...
by flatdot | Feb 27, 2026 | Latest News
One of the most common reasons projects are delayed at the final hurdle is something deceptively simple: poor documentation. Would your project withstand the scrutiny of a final building control inspection? The UK has a complex regulatory environment. Documentation is...
