Scope of Work

SCOPE OF WORK FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL HOMES

Stage 1: Appraisal and definition of the project

  • Meeting with the client – preferably onsite so as to get an appreciation of the scope of the project.
  • Receive, and appraise the client’s requirements with particular regard to site information, planning requirements. It is at this stage that it is important to receive the necessary documentation such as site development plans, site surveys, existing council plans etc in order to ensure the adherence to the necessary planning and statutory requirements.
  • Advise the client on the need for the appointment of consultants and procedures to meet specific requirements.
  • Should there not be existing council approved plans available – measure up the site – this will mean that the entire home will have to be drawn up and submitted to council with the facelift, alteration or addition. This has an implication on the quotation and on council submission fees as the council charges submission fees at a rate square meter.

Stage 2: Design Concept

  • Preparation of design sketches, taking the clients needs, the site, planning and statutory requirements into account.
  • Advise the client on the feasibility of the project as designed, and time estimate for completion of working drawings for council submission and statutory requirements.

Stage 3: Approvals and Technical Documentation

  • Working drawings for council submission and construction shall be prepared on client’s approval of design sketches.
  • Council submission can be arranged at an additional fee, depending on the location of the project.

SCOPE OF WORK FOR FACELIFTS, ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO EXISTING RESIDENTIAL HOMES

Stage 1: Appraisal and definition of the project

  • Meeting with the client – preferably onsite so as to get an appreciation of the scope of the project.
  • Receive, and appraise the client’s requirements with particular regard to site information, planning requirements. It is at this stage that it is important to receive the necessary documentation such as site development plans, site surveys, existing council plans etc in order to ensure the adherence to the necessary planning and statutory requirements.
  • Advise the client on the need for the appointment of consultants and procedures to meet specific requirements.
  • Should there not be existing council approved plans available – measure up the site – this will mean that the entire home will have to be drawn up and submitted to council with the facelift, alteration or addition reflected. This has an implication on the quotation and on council submission fees as the council charges submission fees at a rate per square meter.

Stage 2: Design Concept

  • Preparation of design sketches, taking the clients needs, the site, planning and statutory requirements into account.
  • Advise the client on the feasibility of the project as designed, and time estimate for completion of working drawings for council submission and statutory requirements.

Stage 3: Approvals and Technical Documentation

  • Working drawings for council submission and construction shall be prepared on client’s approval of design sketches.
  • Council submission can be arranged at an additional fee, depending on the location of the project.

SCOPE OF WORK FOR COMMERCIAL, DEVELOPMENT, OR INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS

Stage 1: Appraisal and definition of the project

  • Meeting with the client – preferably onsite so as to get an appreciation of the scope of the project.
  • Receive, and appraise the client’s requirements with particular regard to site information, planning requirements. It is at this stage that it is important to receive the necessary documentation such as site development plans, site surveys, existing council plans etc in order to ensure the adherence to the necessary planning and statutory requirements.
  • Advise the client on the need for the appointment of consultants and procedures to meet specific requirements.
  • Should there not be existing council approved plans available – measure up the site – this will mean that the entire home will have to be drawn up and submitted to council with the facelift, alteration or addition. This has an implication on the quotation and on council submission fees as the council charges submission fees at a rate per square meter.

Stage 2: Design Concept

  • Preparation of design sketches, taking the clients needs, the site, planning and statutory requirements into account.
  • Liaison with the appointed engineer to ensure all structural requirements are met.
  • Advise the client on the feasibility of the project as designed, and time estimate for completion of working drawings for council submission and statutory requirements.

Stage 3: Approvals and Technical Documentation

  • Working drawings for council submission and construction shall be prepared on client’s approval of design sketches.
  • Council submission can be arranged at an additional fee, depending on the location of the project.

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