This course delivers guidance on managing buildings in scope under the Building Safety Act 2022. Through interactive and engaging contents participants will gain confidence in delivering positive building safety outcomes in their areas of responsibilities.
Course Contents
Aim:
To enable property managers to better understand their role in managing building safety under the Building Safety Act efficiently and effectively within their area of responsibility.
By the end of the course, you will have knowledge and understanding of:
- Leaseholder protection, deed of certificate and landlord certificates.
- Part 4 duties and responsibilities under the Building Safety Act with an emphasis on the Principal Accountable Person/Accountable Person duties and the role of the property manager in those statutory requirements.
- The process of collating a body of evidence to support a Safety Case and writing a Safety Case Report.
- The requirement for a management system to support the safety case and the role of software in creating a digital record for the golden thread of information.
- How to engage with all stakeholders to create an effective building safety culture that ensures safe homes without excessive costs.
Facilitator
Dr Shaun Lundy CMIOSH C.Build E MCABE MIFSM FRSPH FHEA
Director of Strategy & Innovation at Tetra Consulting
Shaun has extensive all-round safety knowledge across many sectors including Working at Height, residential block and commercial property management.
Shaun is a visiting Scholar at the University of Greenwich, Chair of the Occupational Safety and Health Consultants Register (OSHCR), a member of the HSE Myth Buster Challenge Panel, and a member of the Policy and Standards Committee at the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH).
He is currently supporting the Working Group 8 consultation on the competencies required for the proposed Building Safety Manager role.
Intended For
Who should attend?
Property Managers in the UK with responsibilities for managing buildings in scope under the Building Safety Act.
Fees
| Membership level | Price |
|---|---|
| Members | £100.00 |
| Non Members | £175.00 |