Retrofit Roles under PAS 2035 and what they mean for you
Under PAS 2030:2019/PAS 2035, the introduction of the Retrofit roles has given quite a few pause for thought. It’s now a requirement for you to have these roles either in house, or subcontracted onto every PAS job. Let’s have a little rundown of what each one does:
With the correct qualifications, one person could carry out all the roles above for your business, you wouldn’t need to have one person for each role. The qualification for a Retrofit Coordinator covers many aspects of the process and if you’re looking at getting PAS 2030 certification for the long haul, you should consider investing in the course for someone within the business. You can find more about the qualification from the Retrofit Academy, here.
If bringing the qualification in-house isn’t viable for you at the moment, you can subcontract these roles out to suitably qualified persons, just remember to get copies of their qualifications and make sure they have everything required. It would be good to find a few companies or individuals who offer Retrofit services, and try to build relationships with them. The charges may differ from company to company, so it’s worth having a shop around. You can find more here by searching for ‘Retrofit Coordinator PAS 2035’ on the TrustMark ‘Find a Tradesperson’ search area.
Whichever route you take, these roles are not optional for PAS 2030:2019 projects and you should ensure that you’re prepared. Easy Green Deal can help you, just give us a call on 0161 768 5807 to get started on your PAS 2030 journey.