The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) is gathering a technical expert panel to support government and building owners with the ongoing reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) crisis.
The panel will comprise professional bodies and experts across the sector. It will be coordinated by one of the leaders of the CLC’s Building Safety workstream and the chief executive of the Construction Industry Council, Graham Watts.
CLC, which is a joint government and industry body, said it expects to deliver its support in two phases. First, it will assess the current situation and risk levels. Second, it will support the design and delivery of any required remediation programmes across the public sector estate.
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