Regulation 11 of, The Building Regulations etc. (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2023

This lunch and learn webinar will look at: What a Building Safety Case is and when it is required. Who should complete them. What basic building information should be provided

One of six modules designed to help the new “Building Safety Manager” manage fire and safety risks within their building portfolios, this modules focuses on the science of fire, and active and passive systems that help prevent fires starting or stop them spreading. This module includes a section that focuses on fire doors.

One of six modules designed to help the new “Building Safety Manager” to manage fire and safety risks within their building portfolios, This modules focuses on people Identifying different groups of people who occupy or visit the buildings in your portfolio. What are you required to do to keep them safe and how can you achieve this? What legislation do you need to comply to? Looks at fire safety &amp, health and safety laws. Personal emergency evacuation plans assessing needs. Person centred risk assessments.

One of six modules designed to help the new Building Safety Manager to manage fire and safety risks within their building portfolios, This module focuses on risk, Identifying hazards and assessing the risk. Good governance, strategy, policy &amp, procedure, Managing contractors, c.d.m. Identifying a buildings risk profile.

One of six modules designed to help the new “Building Safety Manager” to manage fire and safety risks within their building portfolios, This module focuses on Operations, it covers Resident’s engagement, Residents white paper, procurement principle, competency, records, data, sharing date, requirements of new building regulator, building safety case, incident investigations &amp, emergency plans.

This course is an overview of the new fire safety guidance and section 156 of the Building Safety Act that comes into effect from the 1st of October 23.

This course is packed with information, a solid introduction to fire safety and building safety. A practical look at recent changes in fire and building safety legislation. What is a “risked based” management system? Understanding active and passive fire protection, Recognising key elements of a fire door, Different types of fire doors available, Common faults on fire doors, How to conduct fire door checks.

This course is an over-view of the new fire safety regulations. The course covers the new requirements on “the responsible person” and how these regulations link with other fire and building safety legislation.

In depth look at the Building Safety Act, understanding how the new Act links with secondary legislation, the role and powers of the regulator. Examines changes to legislation including, Defective Premises Act &amp, The Fire Safety Order. Understanding terminology, Who is “accountable” and what does that mean? The Golden thread, Building safety cases &amp, risk based management systems Managing risks, residents, contractors &amp, CDM, Effective ways to engage with residents.