Function Worthiness Certificate (Sertifikat Laik Fungsi/SLF)

Several documents are needed to prepare for the certificate application. It includes building plans, construction permits, and technical specifications, such as but not limited to other documents that the relevant government agencies may ask:

1. Administrative Documents:
   
   1. Land rights status,
   2. Building ownership status,
   3. Building permits (IMB/PBG).
   
   
2. Technical Documents:
   
   1. Building plans,
   2. Building reliability aspects (safety, health, comfort, and accessibility).
   
   
3. Inspection Documents:
   
   1. For New Buildings:
      1. building permits (IMB/PBG),
      2. technical plans (architecture, structure, utilities),
      3. as-built drawings,
      4. supervision reports,
      5. technical recommendations,
      6. material test results.
   
   
   2. For Existing Buildings:
      1. administrative documents,
      2. as-built drawings,
      3. maintenance records.
   
   

To obtain a Function Worthiness Certificate, a third party such as a technical reviewer (pengkaji teknis) is required due to the numerous test documents from various disciplines that must be verified before the regional agencies issues the certificate.

A Technical Reviewer is an individual or business entity with a competency certification or business certification who conducts technical assessments of the building. Collaboration with these technical reviewers ensures the accuracy of all necessary documents, making the process more efficient.

The process of applying Function Worthiness Certificate involves several key steps, such as:

1. Initial Consultation: Engage with the certificate service providers, including the technical reviewers, to understand the requirements and prepare for the application process.


2. Building and Document Inspection: Conduct a function-worthiness inspection of the building and the documents by service providers (construction supervisors, technical assessors, or local technical teams). The site inspection is conducted to ensure compliance with safety and technical standards.


3. Application Submission: Submit the completed application and all required documents to the regional agencies through the local One-Stop Integrated Service (Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu/PTSP) office. Building data is recorded and forwarded to the implementing local authority if all documents are complete.


4. Review and Verification: The relevant authorities review the application, who may request additional information or modifications. If discrepancies are found, additional consultation may be needed.


5. Approval and Issuance of SLF: Once approved, the PTSP issues the SLF, confirming that the building is safe and compliant.