SFG20 Ratification and Compliance Committee

A collective of leading industry bodies providing independent oversight of SFG20 maintenance schedules, ensuring the governance processes behind the standard remain transparent, evidence-based and aligned with legislation and industry best practice.

THE RATIFICATION AND COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE

What it is

The Ratification and Compliance Committee is a formal collaboration of leading sector organisations that challenge and ratify the governance and evidence supporting SFG20 content. Members bring collective, independent industry expertise from across the industry, helping ensure SFG20 remains a transparent and auditable standard for facilities management and maintenance. The Committee meets quarterly to review governance evidence, consider industry insight and ratify the processes supporting updates to SFG20 schedules.

Why this matters to the industry

Credibility and trust

Ratification by recognised industry organisations provides assurance that SFG20 aligns with legislative requirements and industry best practice, providing a reliable reference for asset owners, facilities professionals, contractors, engineers and auditors.

One industry standard

Ratification supports consistent interpretation of maintenance requirements across the industry, helping reduce variation in maintenance scope and compliance approaches.

Risk reduction

Ratification and independent oversight help to reduce the risk of under- or over-maintenance by supporting consistent interpretation of legislative requirements, standards and industry practice.

HOW IT WORKS

Governance and specialist input

Compliance

SFG20 content is passed through a structured compliance framework. Using the compliance findings, the Committee ratifies the governance processes and supporting evidence behind SFG20 schedules.

Ratification and Compliance Committee

Organisations represented on the Committee contribute industry expertise and act through agreed organisational positions.

Network of Specialists

SFG20 is developing a Network of Specialists to provide subject-specific knowledge where additional technical expertise is required. Specialists may support the Technical Team during authoring and may also be consulted by the Committee where additional expertise is needed.