Building log book

 

The Building Regulations Part L 2006 now require a building log book to be produced for new buildings and existing buildings when the services are changed.

The log book is intended to enable the building owner to operate the building in an energy efficient manner and in accordance with the design intent.

A log book should cover the following issues:

 

Any newly provided, renovated or upgraded thermal elements or controlled features.

Any newly provided fixed building services, their method of operation and maintenance.

Any newly installed energy meters

Any other details that collectively enable the energy consumption of the building and building services comprising the works to be monitored and controlled.

 

The Building log book should be reviewed annually as part of the organisations quality assurance system and an entry should be made for each review.

For a new building the log bool should record the target emission rate (TER) and building emission rate (BER) energy calculations used during the design and construction of the building.

Please email or call for a free quotation enquiries@eeco2.co.uk 01625 660 713

 

Useful information:

 

EPBD building regulations Pat L

Solar gains calculations

Building log book

Thermal imaging surveys

MEMU