Gateway 1 - Planning Gateway One

In the UK context of the Building Safety Act, Gateway One represents the initial stage in the regulatory process for higher-risk buildings undergoing construction or major refurbishment. During Gateway One, developers or building owners must submit key documents and information to the Building Safety Regulator for assessment and approval, outlining their proposed approach to building safety. This represents the initial step in the process for higher-risk buildings undergoing construction or major refurbishment.

Approval allows construction work to proceed to subsequent stages, ensuring that building safety considerations are integrated into the early planning and design phases of the project.

This stage plays a crucial role in ensuring that building safety considerations are integrated into the early stages of construction projects, promoting a proactive approach to managing building safety risks and preventing issues from arising later in the project lifecycle.

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