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Occupies and maintains the building

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Issues CCC, Compliance Schedules and WOF after completion

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Inspects the Building design plans to ensure they follow the guidelines

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Applies the Building and Resource Management Acts

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Determinations and Disputes

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Produces Building Code and Safety regulations

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Do their part in the construction process

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Tenders or selects

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-New owners
-Tenants
-Supervisors
-Public

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Coming up with the idea and requirements

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-Financing the construction
-Project decision making

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-Architect
-Suppliers
-Construction Manager
-Quantity surveyor
-Engineers

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-Territorial Authority (Council)

-Building Industry Authority (MBIE)

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1. The architect is in charge of drawing up the plans and sp ecifications for the building project

2. The Owner is the party procuring the work and responsible for maintaining the building

3. The Territorial Authority approves the  Building and Planning Consents

4. The Building Industry Authority produces the NZ Building Code and Determinations are made by MBIE on matters of doubt or dispute to do with building work.

5. The main Contractor oversees and completes the construction work

6. Sub-contractors are  hired by the main contractor to carry out and complete separate parts of the works

7. Suppliers provide materials that will become part of the project

8. The Construction or Site manager organizes and coordinate the activities of the contractors on behalf of the owner

9. Quantity Surveyor manages all costs relating to building

10. The occupiers lives in the building project