MBAS unveils Certified BuildTrust Manager emblems, online directory

This aims to easily connect property owners with certified construction professionals.

The Micro Builders Association, Singapore (MBAS) has introduced Certified BuildTrust Manager official professional emblems and launched the Certified BuildTrust Manager online directory.

These initiatives are aimed at making it easier for property, commercial, and homeowners to find and ascertain certified construction professionals who have completed the BuildTrust Manager Certification Programme.

Construction professionals who have completed the BuildTrust Manager Certification Programme will now receive professional recognition with an official Certified BuildTrust Manager emblem that can be showcased to prospective property owners as a professional badge on their websites, name cards, and email signatures.

Meanwhile, with the Certified BuildTrust Manager online directory, property owners are now also able to easily find in a single place all construction professionals with a valid certification.

The BuildTrust Manager Certification Programme is a key component of the BuildTrust Construction Quality Assessment Scheme, an autonomous assessment framework launched by MBAS in collaboration with the Building & Construction Authority and various trade associations and chambers to rigorously measure constructed works against precise workmanship standards and specifications.

The scheme aims to minimise disputes between stakeholders involved in construction projects, including property and homeowners, architects, and contractors, whilst also recognising and rewarding exceptional builders.

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