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Self Build 2015 munster

  • 04-10-2015 2:57pm
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    [Deleted User]
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    Hi Everyone .first time post , I've a few questions regards my self build and would be very appreciate of advice and opinions be it from builders self builders etc ..
    I have full planning on my build project and we have broken ground ie clearing site marking out .Hope to be digging foundations this week .
    my questions regards the build are as follows

    1.Insurance . Im a self employed carpenter/cabinetmaker I have my own public liability and employers liability
    I've priced self build policy's and there are costing around 1600 per 18 months of construction can I get a builders policy for my own insurance and cover my build myself through my company insurance ?
    if I can do I need to register for anything else to be deemed a builder ?

    this might work out better for me as I see my self undertaken the renovation of a house for a another family member also ?

    what safety forms do I need or have to fill out
    AF2 form
    CS2 form


    everyone that is on the site has to have a valid safety card
    sub contractors need there own public liability and there own valid safety statements ?
    any thing else I need to put in place ?

    I have assigned my self as the builder and I've a approved architect and engineer on the BCS system .

    any help or advice greatly appreciated .


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