Deliver your regulated Class 2 project in accordance with declared design and DBP requirements.




If your project involves regulated Strata building work, a registered practitioner is required under the NSW Design & Building Practitioners Act.
Your project will require one if it includes:
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Ben Tran
Class 2 Registered Building Practitioner – NSW
Builder Licence No: 360636C
Building Practitioner No: BUP0004317
Trusted by Leading Strata Managers and Engineers


Delivered in accordance with declared design and DBP requirements.

Repair of deteriorated concrete, corroded reinforcement and slab edges in line with declared design.

Balcony, rooftop and podium membrane upgrades delivered under a structured compliance process.

Render repairs, façade upgrades and cladding rectification across Class 2 buildings.

Structural stabilisation, shoring and slab repairs following confirmed site investigations.

Passive fire protection and fire-rated works required to meet current compliance standards.

Roof replacement, flashing upgrades, and box gutter rectification works to eliminate water leaks..
Delivered across occupied residential buildings in NSW.

Slab deterioration and reinforcement exposure identified beneath occupied residential levels.
Delivered staged demolition, temporary structural support and engineered reinstatement within a live Class 2 building.

Widespread membrane failure and ongoing water ingress across an occupied Class 2 residential building.
Delivered staged removal of waterproofing, substrate repairs and installation of new sheet membranes.

Façade deterioration and waterproofing failure within a high-density Class 2 residential building.
Delivered staged remediation under live-site conditions, coordinating façade works and waterproofing upgrades while maintaining occupancy.
Trusted by Property Owners Across Sydney


For regulated Class 2 works, engaging a registered building practitioner ensures the project is delivered in accordance with declared design, the NSW Design & Building Practitioners Act, and all relevant statutory obligations.
This protects your owners corporation by ensuring:
• The works are executed exactly as designed
• Compliance responsibilities are clearly defined
• Required inspections and documentation are properly managed
• The risk of defects, disputes, or regulatory issues is reduced
Using a registered practitioner provides clarity, accountability and protection — particularly where structural, waterproofing or façade works are involved.
Many Class 2 remedial and upgrade projects trigger DBP requirements without owners realising it.
Works that commonly require a registered practitioner include:
• Structural concrete repairs
• Slab remediation or strengthening
• Waterproofing affecting building elements
• Façade or cladding remediation
• Balcony, podium or rooftop upgrades
During a Project Desktop Review, we assess your scope, engineering documentation and building type to confirm whether DBP obligations apply — before construction begins.
This prevents compliance exposure and mid-project delays.
We execute construction strictly in line with the engineer’s declared design and coordinate required hold points, inspections and sequencing controls.
This includes:
• Pre-construction review of drawings and documentation
• Identification of investigation requirements prior to commitment
• Structured inspection records• Compliance-aligned supervision on site
• Clear documentation confirming delivery in accordance with design
This approach protects both the engineer’s intent and the owners corporation’s compliance position.
At completion, the owners corporation receives documentation confirming the works were delivered in accordance with declared design and applicable regulatory requirements.
This provides:
• Clear evidence of compliant execution
• Reduced risk of future disputes
• Protection for committee members
• Stronger records for future asset management
We operate with structured documentation and traceability to ensure there are no grey areas once the project is complete.
Yes. Most of our Class 2 projects are delivered in live, occupied buildings.
We manage this through:
• Controlled staging and access planning
• Resident communication protocols
• Risk-managed sequencing
• Dedicated site supervision
• Safety controls aligned with high-density environments
Our objective is to protect residents, maintain programme control, and deliver the works responsibly without creating unnecessary disruption.
We deliver projects from $20,000 repairs through to $2–5 million multi-stage upgrades.
Project size is less important than scope complexity because we apply the same structured controls, supervision standards and documentation regardless of project size.