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CEBC Meeting Paris, France 2011 |
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 Delegates and guests from 18 countries participated in the CEBC meeting held in Paris October 7 - 11, 2011, hosted by SOCOTEC en France.
Presentations on the French regime of Building Control and monitoring quality in buildings introduced the main topic of the meeting - "The value of building control". This topic was extensively covered by keynotes and a workshop discussing certain questions in depth. The aim is to write and publish a short paper for public information.
Updates on Construction Products Regulations, the Lead Market Initiativ and the ELIOS project was presented to the members.
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Study into Self Confirmation in Building Control in Europe |
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Building Control Report May 2010 Issue 1:  The purpose of this study is to provide information on self confirmation (self certification) within the building control systems of Europe. The information may be of particular use to architects, developers and contractors who work across national boundaries.
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CEBC Statutes |
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At the Oslo Business Meeting of CEBC on May 10th 2010, The General Assembly of CEBC has approved the CEBC Statutes. The new Statutes are in force as of June 1st 2010.
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Access for All in Europe |
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Building Control Report Dec 2007 Issue 1:
 The purpose of this study is to provide information about access to the built environment, particularly disabled access, in Europe. This information should be of benefit to architects, surveyors, developers, builders and contractors, who no longer work only in national markets, but in the common market for services, construction and construction products, as cross-border activities invariably increase.
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Building control Systems in Europe |
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Building Control Report June 2006 Issue 2:  The purpose of the study is to provide information about building control systems in Europe. This information may be required by architects, developers and contractors, no longer working in national markets, but in the common market for services and for construction products, in which cross border activities will increase.
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