Council · Free editable form
Code Compliance Certificate checklist
Track all CCC evidence, inspections, certificates, producer statements, Records of Work, and consent conditions.
When to use
From project start, reviewed before CCC application.
Completed by
Construction manager/project manager
Review / sign-off
Builder/project manager
Private by design
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BuildPath NZ · Educational project record
Code Compliance Certificate checklist
Version 1 · Printed 15/08/2026
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BuildPath NZ is an educational guide and project-management resource only. It does not replace advice from Auckland Council, a planner, architect, engineer, surveyor, quantity surveyor, lawyer, accountant, lender, insurer, insurance broker, WorkSafe, Watercare, utility provider, building consent authority or other qualified professional.
Evidence to attach
- Inspection records
- Producer statements
- Certificates
- Photos
Common mistakes
- Writing vague notes such as 'all good' without location, drawing reference, trade, or evidence.
- Leaving signature, date, revision, or responsible-person fields blank.
- Filing the form in only one person's phone instead of the project record.
- Using the form to approve a technical change without an RFI, designer/engineer instruction, minor variation, amendment, or contract approval where required.
Storage and document control
Store in the project document system under the matching folder: safety, quality, contract, council/CCC, handover, or site administration. Keep photos with the same date and location reference.
Source / Where to check
Check the current consented drawings and specifications, project contract, Auckland Council records and inspection requirements, MBIE Building Performance guidance, WorkSafe NZ guidance, relevant NZ Standard, consultant instructions, producer statements, product technical information, warranties, and manufacturer installation instructions.
Insufficient data to verify — confirm against the current consented drawings, specifications, Auckland Council requirements, Auckland Unitary Plan, NZ Building Code, relevant NZ Standard, consultant advice, manufacturer instructions, insurance broker, insurer, lender, lawyer, accountant or project contract.
