RIBA Chartered Practice - Revision history

Editor at 11:33, 15 June 2021

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	* Architect's Registration Board.		* Architect's Registration Board.
		+	* Chartered builders and chartered construction managers receive official recognition in Northern Ireland public procurement.
	* Chartered institute.		* Chartered institute.
	* Chartered surveyor.		* Chartered surveyor.

Designing Buildings at 07:36, 5 November 2020

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	* Types of practice.		* Types of practice.

−	[[Category:~~Organisations~~]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]] [[Category:~~Standards_/_measurements~~]] [[Category:~~DCN_Standard~~]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]] [[Category:Organisations]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

Designing Buildings at 15:10, 11 April 2019

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	* Construction professional.		* Construction professional.
	* How to become an architect.		* How to become an architect.
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	* Practice.		* Practice.
	* Practice management.		* Practice management.
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Editor at 19:22, 24 January 2019

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	* Chartered institute.		* Chartered institute.
	* Chartered surveyor.		* Chartered surveyor.
		+	* Construction professional.
	* How to become an architect.		* How to become an architect.
	* Practice.		* Practice.

Editor at 12:45, 13 November 2018

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	* Practice management.		* Practice management.
	* Professional.		* Professional.
		+	* Professional body.
	* Professional conduct.		* Professional conduct.
	* Professional practice.		* Professional practice.

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	* Architect's Registration Board.		* Architect's Registration Board.
		+	* Chartered institute.
	* Chartered surveyor.		* Chartered surveyor.
	* How to become an architect.		* How to become an architect.

Editor at 13:37, 18 October 2018

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	* Practice.		* Practice.
	* Practice management.		* Practice management.
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	* Professional conduct.		* Professional conduct.
	* Professional practice.		* Professional practice.

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	All Chartered Practices have to apply each year to maintain that status, and will not be eligible if they no longer meet the above criteria, or if they make a false/incorrect statement on the application form.		All Chartered Practices have to apply each year to maintain that status, and will not be eligible if they no longer meet the above criteria, or if they make a false/incorrect statement on the application form.

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	* Architect's Registration Board.		* Architect's Registration Board.
	* Chartered surveyor.		* Chartered surveyor.
	* How to become an architect.		* How to become an architect.
		+	* Practice.
	* Practice management.		* Practice management.
	* Professional conduct.		* Professional conduct.

Designing Buildings: moved What is a Chartered Practice? to RIBA Chartered Practice

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moved What is a Chartered Practice? to RIBA Chartered Practice

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−	The professional designation ‘Chartered Practice’ is legally protected by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). This means that only architectural practices that are accredited by the RIBA can use the label ‘RIBA Chartered Practice’, use the logo, and include or display the ~~Certificate~~ in proposals, bids, offices~~, etc~~.	+	The professional designation ‘Chartered Practice’ is legally protected by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). This means that only architectural practices that are accredited by the RIBA can use the label ‘RIBA Chartered Practice’, use the logo, and include or display the certificate in proposals, bids or offices.

−	Chartered ~~Practices participate in the RIBA business Benchmarking Service by submitting an annual survey to~~ a ~~benchmarking database for~~ the UK architect’s profession. It provides an opportunity to assess business performance against recommended benchmarks devised by Colander, allowing the practices to identify areas of strength, weakness and opportunity.	+	To qualify as a Chartered Practice, a practice must provide evidence of its compliance with the following criteria:

−	~~To qualify as a Chartered Practice,~~ the practice must ~~provide evidence of its compliance~~ with ~~the following criteria:~~	+	* At least one of the full-time principals (Director or Partner) must be an RIBA chartered member.
		+	* A chartered architect (i.e. on the ARB register) must supervise all architectural work.
		+	* At least 1 in 10 staff must be an RIBA chartered member.
		+	* At least 1 in 8 staff must be on the ARB register, an RIBA associate member, or a CIAT member.
		+	* The practice must have an appropriate professional indemnity insurance policy.
		+	* The practice must have an appropriate quality management system and health and safety policy.
		+	* The practice must have a written employment policy and an appropriate CPD framework in place.
		+	* The practice must have an annual external audit with a ‘renewal’ audit every three years.

−	* At least one full-time principals (Director or Partner) must be a RIBA Chartered Member.	+	All Chartered Practices have to apply each year to maintain that status, and will not be eligible if they no longer meet the above criteria, or if they make a false/incorrect statement on the application form.
−	* A Chartered Architect (i.e. on the ARB register) must supervise all architectural work.	+
−	* At least 1 in 10 staff must be a RIBA Chartered Member.	+
−	* At least 1 in 8 staff must be on the ARB register, an RIBA Associate Member, or a CIAT member.	+
−	* The practice must have an appropriate Professional Indemnity Insurance policy.	+
−	* The practice must have an appropriate Quality Management System and health and safety policy.	+
−	* The practice must have a written Employment Policy and appropriate CPD Framework in place.	+
−	* Practice must have annual external audits with a ‘renewal’ audit every three years	+
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−	All Chartered Practices have to apply each year to maintain that status, ~~but~~ will not be eligible if they no longer meet the above criteria, or if they make a false/incorrect statement on the application form.	+

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