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Data’s role in gateway approvals joins Digital Construction Summit agenda

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The final webinar of the Digital Construction Summit is devoted to data’s role in gateway approvals.

On 8 October at 11am, Rider Levett Bucknall senior building safety consultant Bex Gibson, PlanRadar account manager Liam Tegg and a lawyer will discuss:

  • Why quality records captured during construction now decide programme certainty and Gateway 2 approval.
  • What the golden thread actually looks like on site, and how to capture information rather than reconstruct it at handover.
  • The legal exposure created by patchy records, with limitation periods now extending up to 30 years.
  • How quality, digital information and post-occupation safety duties are converging into a single lifecycle responsibility.
  • Whether golden thread discipline should extend beyond higher-risk buildings.
  • Where to focus your quality and information processes now.

This webinar is free to attend and is broadcast live. Those who complete the webinar live via their own registration link will qualify for an hour’s CPD.

The webinar will be available to watch on demand shortly after the live broadcast.

There’s still time to register for the other webinars that are part of the Digital Construction Summit:

  • The cost of delays you’re not tracking – how better planning helps you spot problems earlier and protect your margin on 22 September; register now.
  • Disputes: what to do when they arise and how to avoid them in the first place on 23 September; register now.
  • Digital delivery for programmes and projects: turning ambition into outcomes on 1 October; register now.

The Digital Construction Summit series of webinars is organised by CM and Digital Construction Plus. Nearly 1,500 professionals registered to watch last year’s webinars.

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