Awaab’s Law Phase 2:
What to expect  

Are you ready for the next phase of Awaab’s Law in November? How will your organisation respond to addressing the extended range of HHSRS hazards within the prescribed timescales?

With the upcoming implementation of Awaab’s Law Phase 2 on 30^th November, our expert panel are back to explore how your responsibilities will evolve under the new requirements. The webinar will cover what the updated Awaab’s Law guidance means, how you can apply the lessons learnt from Phase 1 to prepare your organisation for the expanded scope of the legislation, and insights on overcoming the common challenges facing the sector.

Phase 2 will extend Awaab’s Law to apply to a broader range of HHSRS hazards, including excess cold and excess heat, falls on the level, structural collapse, explosions, fire, electrical hazards, and domestic hygiene. It is crucial that you understand how these changes will affect your resources, resident engagement, operational processes, and your ability to demonstrate compliance within the required timescales.

Drawing on the lessons learnt and best practices developed during Phase 1, our panel will provide practical guidance on preparing for Phase 2, helping you build confidence in your approach and ensuring you have a clear understanding of your next steps to meeting the new requirements.

Key Topics Covered:

• Key takeaways from the updated government guidance
• How Phase 2 of Awaab’s Law will impact your duties and responsibilities
• Lessons learnt and best practices developed from Phase 1
• The practical steps you should take now to prepare for the implementation in November
• Expert answers to your Awaab’s Law questions
  
  

Please note: As our webinars are live events offering expert insights that respond to current developments, the content cannot be CPD certified in advance. Therefore, they are not CPD accredited, and we are unable to issue CPD certification. If you require verification of your attendance, your post-webinar email can serve as supporting documentation.