Moisture Control Coordinator plays a crucial role in the success of every construction project. Effective moisture control is essential for the functionality and longevity of a building, and Comse’s Moisture Control Coordinator service is designed to ensure that every project identifies and manages all moisture risks right from the start.

The Moisture Control Coordinator represents the project developer in a construction project and works in close cooperation with all stakeholders – from the client and developer to designers and contractors. The key objective of this role is to ensure the building’s moisture performance and durability throughout its entire lifecycle.

Under the decree of the Ministry of the Environment, every construction project requiring a building permit must appoint a person responsible for moisture control. This requirement applies to a wide range of projects — from new constructions and extensions to renovation works and changes in a building’s intended use.

Tasks of the Moisture Control Coordinator:

• Moisture control documentation during the building permit phase.
• Moisture control documentation for project tender materials.
• Orientation of all project stakeholders to the principles of moisture management.
• Review of contractors’ moisture control plans to ensure compliance..
• Supervision and reporting on the implementation of moisture control at the construction site.
• Verification and monitoring of structural moisture measurements..
• Preparation of maintenance documentation for the building’s commissioning phase.
  
  In addition, our coordinators actively participate in project design and site meetings, review designers’ risk assessments, and carry out inspection rounds at the construction site.
  
  By choosing Comse, you can trust that moisture control in your construction project is managed to the highest standards — from start to finish.