Building Safety Act

This training course delivers instruction on how to conduct basic fire door checks under Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022.

This introductory session is tailored to equip property managers with the foundational knowledge needed to navigate the Building Safety Act. With emphasis on practical understanding, the course focuses on key definitions, timelines, and the operational impact of the new regime.

This full day online course is designed to introduce new entrants to the property management sector to the essential health and safety knowledge required in their role. This course aims to provide a practical foundation without overwhelming participants with technical qualifications or specialist training.

While all firms will have resilience planning in place for a disaster at their own premises managing agents need to have similar planning in place for a disaster at one of their client’s premises.

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry (GTI) raised concerns that the evidence they obtained suggested that the property management team did not fully understand their role and responsibilities under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (Fire Safety Order).

This foundational online course is designed specifically for Directors of Residents’ Management Companies (RMCs) and Right to Manage (RTM) Companies who hold responsibility for fire safety in residential blocks of flats.

This training course delivers instruction on how to conduct basic fire door checks under Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022.

This two-day in person building safety masterclass will cover the practicalities and details of the new building safety regime.

A 6-hour online course being be run over 2 consecutive days (3-hours per day). This course is provided for block managers looking to learn the basics of fire safety for residential buildings.

An advanced Online Webinar, (3 hours a day over 2 consecutive days), for directors and senior managers who are responsible for undertaking the management of health and safety risk within their own organisation and on behalf of their clients to ensure that they comply with current health and safety law.

• Building Safety Act