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Schedule of services definition What does Schedule of services mean? In practice, a schedule of services is the part of a consultant’s appointment or a pre‑construction services agreement (PCSA) that itemises, in detail, the services the consultant or (at PCSA stage) the contractor must provide for the project. The term is not defined by legislation or case law; it is a descriptive expression used across construction and professional appointments and is commonly capitalised in standard forms (for example, RIBA, ACE, NEC and JCT), where it forms part of the contract documents. A schedule of services typically sets out the scope of services and deliverables, level of design, programme...
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M&E Engineer Appointment—Schedule of Services for Design and Build (RIBA Stages 0–7; pre- and post-novation; optional Lead Consultant and CDM Principal Designer duties)
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Schedule of services—M&E Engineer (Design and build Procurement)
The Consultant shall:
General responsibilities (Stages 0–7)
- Lead and co‑ordinate the Design Team, integrate discipline designs, chair design meetings, manage stage reports, and facilitate Client–team communications.
- Act as Principal Designer under CDM 2015 and the Building Regulations 2010, or liaise with the appointed Principal Designer to secure safe design practice.
- Receive Client/Contractor instructions around novation, align deliverables with cost, prepare/review drawings and specifications, and maintain a deliverables schedule.
- Ensure full design co‑ordination, resolve carry‑over items each stage, advise on Client CDM duties, and collaborate with the BIM Manager.
Pre‑novation (Stages 0–4)
- Undertake site appraisals, risk and viability advice, desk studies, and surveys; develop the brief and responsibility matrix; support cost planning and BIM decisions.
- Formulate options, outline proposals and utilities strategies; define consultant/specialist or contractor‑designed packages; progress spatial co‑ordination, compliance and energy strategies; provide scheme, technical design and stage reports; support Employer’s Requirements and Building Contract preparation.
Post‑novation (Stages 5–7)
- Visit site and manufacturers, supply further information, review contractor and sub‑contractor submissions, monitor quality, programme and change, and report monthly.
- Witness tests, inspect for completion, manage snagging, issue as‑built drawings, operation and maintenance information, contribute to or produce the Health and Safety...
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