Building Safety Act Awareness

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Course Overview

This one-day course gives delegates a solid, working grasp of the Building Safety Act 2022 and what it means for anyone operating in construction.

We cover what the legislation requires, where responsibility sits across the sector, and what's changed under the Act. The course also sets out the regulatory framework the Act has put in place, drawing on the Grenfell Tower tragedy to show why building safety and compliance now carry the weight they do.

Delegates leave with a clear picture of their own responsibilities and how the Act applies directly to their day-to-day role.

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Course Content

This course covers:

• An introduction to the Building Safety Act 2022


• The reasons behind the Act's introduction


• Lessons taken from the Grenfell Tower tragedy


• The building safety framework across every stage of construction


• Legal responsibilities under the Act


• The regulatory framework the Act established


• Fire safety awareness across design, construction and management


• The responsibilities held by owners and managers


• How to recognise potential liabilities


• Why building safety matters in residential settings

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Who Should Attend?

This course suits anyone who wants a clearer understanding of the Building Safety Act and how it applies across construction.

It's particularly relevant for those holding duty holder responsibilities under the Act, including:

• Architects


• Principal Designers


• Engineers


• Project Managers


• Principal Contractors


• Site Supervisors


• Developers


• Directors


• Senior Clients


• Asset Managers


• Health and Safety Managers


• Housing Association Leaders


• Facility Managers

There are no formal academic entry requirements. As an awareness course, it's open to delegates at every level.