Building Safety Act
£15.00
This text-based Building Safety Act training course explains the key changes introduced by the Act, including the legal framework, roles and responsibilities, digital record-keeping requirements, and the rights of building occupants. Gain a clear understanding of the Building Safety Act 2022 with this training.
| Accreditations | CPD |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 20 mins (approx) |
| Languages | 41 |
Welcome to The Building Safety Act training course.
The Building Safety Act 2022 delivers one of the most significant reforms to building safety legislation in decades, aiming to prevent tragedies like the Grenfell Tower fire. This course helps building owners, developers, and facilities managers understand the Act’s key requirements and shows you how to stay compliant.
You will learn why the Act was introduced, examine the major changes to building safety laws, and understand the responsibilities of Duty Holders and Accountable Persons across design, construction, and ongoing maintenance. The course also explains stricter safety requirements for Higher-Risk Buildings, including digital record-keeping, enhanced inspections, and a stronger focus on resident engagement. It gives facilities managers practical guidance to manage safety risks, maintain accurate documentation, and communicate clearly to meet regulatory requirements.
This text based course is 20 minutes and includes the following key sections:
- Introduction to Building Safety Act :This section outlines the legislation behind the Building Safety Act, highlights the key changes, and explains the responsibilities of the Building Safety Regulator.
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Legal Responsibilities : This section defines the roles and obligations that Duty Holders and Accountable Persons must follow, and explains the legal requirements and consequences of non-compliance.
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Compliance & Accountability : This section examines the requirements for High-Rise buildings, including inspections and safety reports, and shows how to maintain compliance and accountability.
- Responsibilities of Building Occupants : This section explains how residents and occupants contribute to maintaining safety, from reporting hazards to following fire safety measures. It also provides an overview of the complaints process for resolving concerns.
By the end of the Building Safety Act course, you will understand the reasons behind the Act, as well as the key changes it introduces to legislation. In addition, you will gain a clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities it creates.
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