Recladding Services
Quality Assurance
Safety is at the heart of every decision we make at Errigal. It’s engrained into our day to day, from how we approach projects, to how we interact with each other.
At the beginning of a project, we will implement an inspection and test plan for each stage of the build and produce a document which summarises the scope of works, the method statement, manufacture’s requirements and manufacturer’s tolerances.
Our clients keep coming back to us because we instil confidence, and we do this because Quality Assurance guides every step of our recladding process. At each stage of the build, we employ tests, inspections and independent façade consultant reviews, all designed to ensure maximum quality and compliance on every project we work on.
Independent façade consultant, Perry Britz of Glass & Facades Solutions Ltd., is just one of these third-party voices, whose work with us encompasses a broad spectrum of reviews, reports, and inspections to further demonstrate the safety of our design and installation.
We conduct a full assessment to determine the current condition of the recladding, including the state of the current products, and the functionality of the underlying elements. Remedial works are then undertaken to the agreed specification and manufacturer requirements. We have manufacturers who will also come to site to inspect the installation of their products and provide a report. Works are inspected and documented on task specific Inspection & Test Plans (ITP). At
this stage works are presented to the client for sign off. We recognise and encourage full traceability and accountability so at Errigal, we provide full transparency. With us, you will get complete joint client inspections on all elements of firestop, video documentation
When it comes to the façade build up, Errigal implements a four-phase control process which vouches for accountability of work, compliance with approved
plans, specifications, and customer requirements.
The four stages are subject to quality control processes from fixer to supervisor then the QA/ QC manager and finally the client. Each phase is important to help achieve the required quality of work and the correct sequencing of works.
of completed fire barrier installation, certified and
trained personnel, audits and presentations from suppliers and a full QA documentation of the works.
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