Third party check CC3 Eurocode

A Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode is an independent review of the design and execution of a construction project. The review is carried out by an accredited TIS agency, such as Seconed. The Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode is mandatory for all construction projects that fall into the highest reliability classes (CC3) according to NEN-EN 1990:2002.

A Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode is important to ensure the safety of structures. By having an independent party check the design and execution, the risk of errors and defects is reduced. This can lead to shorter construction times, lower construction costs, and higher client satisfaction.

A Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode is mandatory for all construction projects falling under the highest reliability classes (CC3) according to NEN-EN 1990:2002. These include:

• Buildings with a high occupancy risk, such as hospitals, schools, and theaters.
• Buildings with a critical function, such as power plants and water treatment facilities.
• Buildings with high value, such as office buildings and shopping centers.

A Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode is typically carried out as follows:

1. The client contacts Seconed and provides us with information about the construction project.
2. Seconed assembles a team of experts relevant to the project.
3. The team studies the design and performs checks.
4. The team inspects the execution of the work.
5. Seconed draws up a report with the findings and recommendations.

The report contains a description of the findings from the Third Party Check CC3 Eurocode. It also includes an assessment of the design and execution of the work, along with recommendations for improvement.

• Seconed is an accredited TIS agency with years of experience in performing Third Party Checks CC3 Eurocode.
• We work with qualified professionals who are up to date with the latest building regulations.
• We offer an independent and objective assessment.
• We can help you ensure the safety of your construction project.
• We can help you comply with the requirements of NEN-EN 1990:2002.