Course Announcement: The Safety Case & Ongoing Safety Management Training

Duty holders must manage building safety risks under Part 4 of the Building Safety Act 2022. They must also meet the Higher-Risk Buildings (Keeping and Provision of Information etc.) (England) Regulations 2024. Relevant building safety information needs to be accurate, accessible and digitally maintained.

A list of safety measures cannot demonstrate how fire and structural risks are being managed. Building safety teams need records showing what was checked, what was found and what action followed. Missing drawings, undocumented alterations and unverified repairs can leave duty holders unable to substantiate their safety arrangements.

Application documents need to be prepared before the Building Safety Regulator directs a Building Assessment Certificate application. The Safety Case Report, resident engagement strategy and mandatory occurrence reporting information need to be ready for submission. Report statements need evidence showing how risks are managed and what action follows identified defects.

The course builds a shared understanding of evidence gathering, report preparation and continuing safety management, helping organisations:

• Develop understanding of how Safety Case Reports connect to supporting records
• Increase awareness of the need for documented follow-up of defects, missing information and building changes
• Highlight the risks of relying on undocumented or unverified safety arrangements
• Build understanding of how inspections, remedial actions and continuing reviews demonstrate the management of fire and structural risks

This course is for organisations including housing associations, registered housing providers, local authority housing, residential property management, build-to-rent, freeholders, managing agents, high-rise residential asset management and student accommodation within the relevant regime.

• Accountable Persons
• Principal Accountable Persons
• Building Safety Managers
• Property Managers
• Facilities Managers
• Housing Compliance Managers
• Safety Case Coordinators
• Building Safety Information Managers

Trainees will learn how to:

• Distinguish the safety case evidence base from the written Safety Case Report
• Identify missing building information and record the steps taken to address it
• Prepare the information supporting a Building Assessment Certificate application
• Demonstrate that fire and structural safety measures work together to manage risks
• Link inspection findings and safety defects with recorded remedial action
• Maintain digital records and update reports following building changes or newly identified risks
• Connect resident reports, emergency arrangements and performance reviews with continuing improvement

To read the complete course outline, click here.

Do your Safety Case Reports keep pace with changes to your buildings? Enrol your teams on The Safety Case & Ongoing Safety Management. It gives building safety teams a consistent basis for maintaining current records.

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