Understand your legal duties. Create an effective building safety case. Produce your building safety case report.
If you're a Principal Accountable Person (PAP) for a high-rise residential building, you must prepare a building safety case to comply with the Building Safety Act 2022. Your building safety case report will be submitted to the Building Safety Regulator to receive a Building Assessment Certificate.
But, what is a building safety case? A safety case is the information that demonstrates that the Accountable Person is taking action to identify, manage and mitigate fire and structural risks, alongside what is being done to address these risks.
Our free, convenient, and easy-to-use digital notepad helps you:
- Identify and manage fire and structural risks
- Gather the right information (key building information, resident engagement strategy, and FRA details)
- Track what's been done and what still needs action
- Building a clear foundation for your building safety case report
What will I learn?
- Fire prevention and protective measures
- Structural integrity and refurbishment details
- Resident profile and engagement information
- Building safety risk assessment support
- Insights on the golden thread
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Note that this is not a comprehensive list, but a practical guide to be referred to based on our expert knowledge and experience to date.