The current concerns about reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete (RAAC) highlight the need for a ‘golden thread’ of information about built assets, CIOB has said.
The institute is working closely with other construction organisations in response to the RAAC crisis, which emerged after nearly 150 schools had to shut buildings in August due to the presence of the material.
“There’s a pressing need for the creation of a golden thread of information related to fire and structural safety of buildings.”
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