PRODUCER STATEMENT PS1 DESIGN - ipenz 2025

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The document is a Producer Statement PS1 for design, issued by a design firm to confirm that the proposed building work complies with relevant Building Code provisions. It outlines the engagement details, verification methods, and responsibilities of the design professional. The statement serves as assurance to the Building Consent Authority regarding compliance without duplicating checks already performed. It includes guidance on the use of producer statements and emphasizes the importance of professional qualifications and insurance for design firms.

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Begin by filling in the 'ISSUED BY' section with the name of your design firm. This identifies who is providing the statement.
In the 'TO' field, enter the name of the owner or developer for whom you are preparing this statement.
Complete the 'TO BE SUPPLIED TO' section with the name of the Building Consent Authority that will receive this document.
Provide a detailed description of the building work in the 'IN RESPECT OF' section, ensuring clarity on what is being proposed.
Fill in the address where the building work will take place, including any relevant lot and DP numbers.
Specify your engagement extent and compliance documents used for verification in their respective fields.
Finally, ensure that all required signatures are added before saving or exporting your completed form.

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What is the CM1 level of construction monitoring?

CM1 Monitor the outputs from another partys quality assurance programme against the requirements of the plans and specifications. Visit the works at a frequency agreed with the client to review important materials of construction critical work procedures and/or completed plant or components.

What is PS2 in construction?

There are 3 kinds of Producer Statements you can use to provide verification at different stages in the design and construction process. PS1 design. PS2 design review. PS4 construction review.

What is a PS4 producer statement?

Construction review producer statements (PS4) The design professional, who has reviewed the work of the contractor, issues PS4 to confirm that: the building work has been carried out in ance with the consented plans and Building Code.

What is a PS1 producer statement?

Below is a breakdown of what each statement entails: PS1 (Producer Statement Design) Specific Purpose: PS1 is issued by a designer or engineer to certify that the design of a building or structure meets all relevant building codes and standards.

What is CM4 in construction?

CM4 Review, at a frequency agreed with the client, regular samples of work procedures, materials of construction and components for compliance with the requirements of the plans and specifications and review the majority of completed work prior to the enclosure or on completion as appropriate.