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The Mandatory Technical Competencies (MTC) framework has now been published by the Building Safety Regulator. Find out what the new requirements mean for CPS contractors, and access the guidance and resources available to support you.

NFRC CPS welcomes the publication of the Building Safety Regulator's Mandatory Technical Competencies, marking a major step forward for competence across the roofing industry.

Our FAQ explains the Building Safety Regulator's new Mandatory Technical Competencies (MTC) requirements for roofing contractors, including what they are, who they apply to and what your business needs to do to remain compliant.

In our ongoing series, our Technical Compliance Manager, Trevor Atkinson, shares practical guidance on common areas of non-compliance identified during CPS inspections. This edition focuses on roofing felt and underlay, helping you choose the right product and install it correctly the first time.

NFRC Competent Person Scheme (NFRC CPS) is aware of the ongoing investigation being undertaken by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) into suspected anti-competitive conduct relating to the supply of roofing contracts within the Education sector.

As a newly registered CPS Member, this Welcome Pack has been designed to help you get started and make the most of your membership.

This year, we want to hear from you more than ever. As compliance rules change and enforcement becomes stricter, we want to know how we can best support you and ensure the Competent Person Scheme continues to benefit you.

A fixing specification is more than a technical requirement, it’s what ensures a roof is installed correctly, performs as intended, and stands up to the demands of its environment for years to come.

There are only two principal designer roles on a construction site that are required by law. This article breaks down the principal designer roles that you need to be aware of in order to stay compliant.

Mandatory Technical Competencies are changing how competence is demonstrated across the industry. This page provides answers to common questions and guidance on what you need to do next.