Supply Chain Advice Pack: Retrofit Coordinator role & Quality Assurance
Introduction
Retrofitting homes is central to the UK’s environmental strategy and achieving net- zero carbon emissions by 2050. With 80% of existing housing stock still in use by that deadline—about 26 million homes—energy efficiency upgrades are vital (UK Parliament). Half of these properties have an EPC rating of D or lower, highlighting the urgency of intervention1. Tackling this challenge requires a skilled supply chain supported by a structured framework to ensure quality, accountability, and risk management—precisely the role PAS 2035 and the Retrofit Coordinator fulfil.
Published: June 2025
Contents
Welcome to the Supply Chain Advice Pack: Retrofit Coordinator Role & Quality Assurance
PAS 2035 redefines retrofit management, promoting a whole-house approach to energy efficiency improvements and carbon reduction. It establishes clear project stages—assessment, design, installation, and evaluation—while assigning responsibilities to key roles, including the Retrofit Assessor, Designer, Evaluator, and, crucially the Retrofit Coordinator.
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