The Government Pathway to Zero Carbon
Following a second consultation carried out by Future Home Standards from 18 January to 13 April 2021 there are proposed changes to Part L (Conservation of fuel and power) and Part F (ventilation) of the Building Regulations.
Thursday 27th January 2022
LABC - Building Control’s role in Dangerous Structures
Dangerous structures can occur because of neglected buildings, badly executed construction work, extreme weather events and many other causes. LABC explores the role Building Control teams play in tackling dangerous structures.
BC Club Donation
MC Plan and Site Sevices have proudly donated £500 to BC Club's Taxi challenge
MC Plan and Site Services are hiring!
MC Plan and Site Services are hiring! MC Plan and Site Services Ltd are looking for a Building Control Surveyor to join their team
MC Warranty Services are hiring!
MC Warranty Services are hiring! MC Warranty Service Ltd are looking for a Broker Support Administrator to join their team
Victory for Merley Cobham Sports Youth Football Club!
Victory for Merley Cobham Sports Youth Football Clubs U12's and U10's teams.
BSI 9001:2015 Certificate
MC are pleased to be holders of the BSI 9001:2015 certificate for our QMS system. At MC we pride ourselves on putting our customer's requirements first and our highly efficient QMS system allows us to achieve this. #mconestopshop #mcpassbuildingcontrol
NEW CLIENT HOLTON HOMES
MC Plan & Site Services, are delighted to announce their new working relationship with Holton Homes on two exciting new projects. The first project is the construction of 13 self-contained flats and 4 townhouses located at the junction of Wimborne Road and Roundhaye Road, close to the Bear Cross rou
Positivity Following Lockdown
DORSET based Independent Building Control Company, MC Plan & Site Services, are delighted to announce the return of their staff post-Coronavirus Lockdown and subsequent increase in business confidence.
Support Routes to Roots
MC Plan and Site Services are delighted to support Routes to Roots with their new centre in the heart of Poole. R2R is run by a mix of volunteers of health and other outreach workers, local company employees, church members and students, with just two, paid part-time staff. Their aim is to work to
Boris Boosts Redevelopment
The Prime Minister is expediting radical reforms to the planning system, permitting town centre vacant buildings to be converted to housing. These changes are aimed at a more efficient approach to correctly reflect the changes in society over the past seventy years and the Government will more...
Amendment to Document B
Mark Cook, MD of MC Plan and Site Services Ltd, said: “Since Grenfell there have been some changes to the Building Regulations, and these continue at a regular pace.
East Lodge, Martinstown
MC Plan and Site Services Ltd are delighted to sign off this new build property on land adjacent to the Main Street in Martinstown in rural Dorset.
Covid - 19 Restrictions
In light of the current preventative measures being enforced to control the spread of COVID-19, we at MC Plan & Site Services Ltd would like to assure all of our clients that we are conducting business as usual.
Councils call for additional funds to make homes more eco-friendly
An interesting news article published by Advantage this week.
Works have started at 'The Brewery' in Dorchester.
Works have started at 'The Brewery' in Dorchester.
Fire safety and competency in the post-Grenfell era
Dr Dave Smith, export manager of the Fire Industry Association, looks at the changing landscape for competency in the wake of the Grenfell disaster and Dame Judith Hackitt’s review of fire safety and the Building Regulations
Hopes rise that Britain is about to get digging again!
The recent decline of UK construction industry output looks like it might be coming to an end.
Nepal Blog Day 10
Well after 6 days the project is finished and handed over to the school community and children today. The excitement and smiles will last in our hearts forever
Nepal Blog Day 8
Chris was thinking of taking a picture of the palace in the mist. As he looked into the screen of his phone, he thought he was looking at Mark and a few expletives ensued around not wanting to look at Mark’s ugly face before realising he was looking at his own face, as his phone was still on selfie