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To help those in the industry stay up to date with the latest developments around the Building Safety Act, Build UK has created a useful guide covering all the key issues.

NFRC has worked with Gully Howard Technical Training to provide a short online course on asbestos awareness and what steps to take if presented with a dangerous situation involving asbestos. Access the discounted NFRC Member rate of just £12.

How can roofing contractors support biodiversity and boost local endangered bird populations? Read NFRC’s guidance note.

Bob Cooper, a founding member of the Institute of Roofing (IoR) and key part of the NFRC South West Regional Committee for many years, has retired. After a career spanning 65 years, we wish him a happy and well deserved retirement. Read more about Bob and his achievements.

NFRC is currently contributing to updates to several British Standards that are important for the flat roofing industry. Read more about the current progress.

NFRC is now able to share Build UK’s comprehensive overview of the Building Safety Regime.

James Talman, NFRC CEO, gives an update on the building safety and competency landscape, including the new Building Safety Regulator.

Give your input into how the next generation of roofers are trained and assessed.

We have a wide range of careers and recruitment resources and services available to NFRC Members including our Roofing Careers Service, NFRC Charitable Trust Inclusion Fund and the England Construction Opportunities (ECO) project.

The government are consulting on a number of changes to CIS, including adding VAT to the taxes that have to be in good order. They are also asking for general suggestions on how to improve the scheme. Find out how to quickly provide your feedback.

The effective date for the new rates of pay is 10 July. Read the full document here.

Employers who choose to adhere to CIJC (Construction Industry Joint Council) should be aware of an adjustment to the promulgation regarding basic rates of pay.

Consensus is a process that allows the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) to share its three-year Levy Proposals with levy paying employers and seek their views. Due to take place between February and April 2024, this has now been delayed until 2025 after the announcement of a scheduled review into the CITB by the Department for Education (DfE).

CITB NI would now like your thoughts on the Levy going ahead at a rate of 0.55 per cent for the next year. Please submit any views to NFRC by 25 April.

Information on how to get CITB funding to train your team.

Your NFRC accident return form is due on 30 November. Please take a few minutes to complete it now – it’s a membership requirement.