Building Safety: The New Era

Building Safety: Navigating New Regulations for a Safer Tomorrow
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Course Overview

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Building Safety: The New Era – Free Course on Key Regulations & Safety Practices

This comprehensive course is available FREE of charge when you enrol in the following courses:

  • PEEPs for Professionals

  • Strategic Planning

This course provides critical insights into building safety regulations and emergency planning for vulnerable people. It covers key aspects of the Building Safety Act 2022, Fire Safety Act 2021, and mandatory safety practices for professionals responsible for fire safety and building management.

Course Breakdown

  • Part 1: The Building Safety Act 2022 – Key duties, Gateways, BSR, and terminology.

  • Part 2: The Fire Safety Act 2021 & Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 – Emergency planning for vulnerable people.

  • Part 3: The Golden Thread – Principles and implementation for safety continuity.

  • Part 4: Building Safety Cases – Safety management, residents’ engagement, and complaints.

  • Part 5: Mandatory Occurrences – Delivering mandatory occurrence reporting.

  • Part 6: Building Assessment Certificates – Information needed for certificate applications.

  • Part 7: A Final Review – Reinforce learning with a 100% pass rate requirement.

  • Part 8: Updates – Stay informed with the latest legislation and guidance.

This course is aimed at:

  • Responsible Persons

  • Principal Accountable Persons

  • Accountable Persons

  • Managers

  • Fire professionals and advisors

  • Board Members and Directors (internal and external)

What You’ll Learn

01
Introduces the Building Safety Act 2022, Gateways, the Building Safety Regulator (BSR), guidance, enforcement, terminology, and key duties under the Act.
02
Examines the Fire Safety Act 2021 and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, explaining how these laws apply to emergency planning for vulnerable people.
03
Learn the principles behind the Golden Thread, and how its implementation helps ensure safety standards across the building lifecycle.
04
Dive into the concept of safety cases, safety management systems, residents’ engagement, and how to address and handle complaints related to building safety.
05
Discover how to deliver mandatory occurrence reporting in line with current legislation and best practices.
06

Gain an understanding of the information required when applying for a Building Assessment Certificate and its role in ensuring building safety.

Why Take This Course?

The Building Safety: The New Era course is designed to provide essential knowledge and practical tools for fire safety professionals and building managers navigating the new era of building safety. With a special focus on vulnerable people, this course prepares you to meet the Building Safety Act 2022 demands and related regulations, ensuring safe practices and compliance.

Enrol today & take your fire safety knowledge to the next level!

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Customer Reviews

Emma Browning
East Suffolk Council
Assistant Director of Housing and Health

Creating Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEP’s) for all our residents with shared routes of escape was a daunting task for my team, but we all recognised the importance and the urgency in this work.

I was concerned with going with an online training platform, as it can be too easy to be distracted by email and calls when completing courses online.

The platform and modules themselves were engaging, used different techniques throughout such as video’s, podcasts and quizzes to help you stay on track. We enjoyed the training and having different levels for the strategic and operational aspects worked really well.

Since completing the training, the team have been able to complete PEEP’s with all our residents in high-rise, temporary homeless and retired living accommodation, and we are currently working through our general needs flats. It has also given me the confidence to make the necessary recommendations for both evacuation devices, and mitigations such as misting devices and alterations to building

Malcolm McBride
House of Commons
Deputy Safety Manager

I have been very grateful for all the liaison and assistance I have been provided by Triple A Solutions in relation to looking at fire safety evacuation issues for persons who may be most vulnerable in a fire situation. This is across a wide range of issues covering mobility, hearing, and cognitive impairment. Whilst the Houses of Parliament are not immediately identifiable as a high-rise residential block, there is correlation on issues in relation to the evacuation of persons, and the implementation of Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans. The work being done on e-learning and the development of the Portillon Platform is something I will be keen to keep abreast of, and can see much potential in this area of work.

Jon Crane
Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH)

I found this course to be extremely informative and eye opening! I have completed many courses in the past eight years, this is by far the most rewarding and enjoyable course to date. It gave me lots of very useful information and knowledge which I will use to enhance my skills in the workplace and evacuation and fire safety market. Thank you.

Graham Rowley
Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH)

Really user friendly course, very informative, and enjoyed being able to pause many aspects to enable note taking. Particularly like the ability even when successfully completing a certain course section, you can go back and review what you have just learned again a good aid to maximising note taking.

Mike Dymock
Flintshire County Council

I have found this course very informative, it has been set out very well and easy to navigate, I will defiantly be recommending this learning to others.

Jody Osborne
East Suffolk Council

Very good course. Very informative with lots of clear instruction and information.

Christine Marsh
Southwark council

This course is very detailed and has provided a detailed approach to consider residents vulnerabilities and how these could impact on their ability to evacuate.

Hannah Ndunga
Southwark council

The course is comprehensive and well detailed and covers the aspects of fire safety relevant to my work.

Ramen Samms
Southwark Council

The course is very informative. A lot of questions with the same anwser being asked in different ways.

Moronka Olorunda
Southwark Council

I found the course very insightful. i learned a lot. it was very informative and engaging as well.

Jemma Dixon
Southwark Council

This course was very informative in providing me with a wide variety of information relating to disabled people and people with impairments. This will assist me with any evacuation situations both in and outside of work. It also provide me vital information as to how to communicate with them in a way that makes them feel equal, respected and understood.

Nazmum Choudbury
Southwark Council

I think this training is very useful in terms of fire safety from the perspective of a disabled person so that the housing providers are aware of the equalities in terms of fire evacuation and put measures in place to ensure that a disabled or an impaired person can evacuate safety unaided without the help of fire rescue services. 

Devina Gordon
Southwark Council

The course is an essential and well structured tool for ensuring safe evacuation in emergencies. it provides clear, personalised instructions based on individual needs, helping to ensure that everyone can evacuate safely and efficiently. The plan is thorough, but could benefit from regular reviews and updates to accommodate any changes in personal circumstances or building layouts.

Odili Obi
Southwark Council

I think that the course has been a great source of information to enable me carry out the duties of my role. I have learnt a lot and feel that the course has been very concise and condensed in a way that you can increase knowledge from reading the handout and guides provided.

Christine Marsh
Southwark Council

The course is very comprehensive explaining all neurodiversity’s and considerations to be made in completing a peep.

Emmanuel Shitta
Southwark Council

This course was informative i am now more aware of how neurodiverse people are affected in emergency situations. i am more confident in my ability to create PEEP for the person.

Juliet Ugoji
Southwark Council

I enjoyed the course as it was very very informative and information will be put in practice in my work.

Paul Ecookit
Southwark Council

I have learned a great deal about treating everyone as an individual with individual needs that approaches need to be adapted. I have a better understanding of neurodiversity and the challenges neurodiversity present to safe emergency evacuation.

Michell Brown
Southwark Council

Course was very informative. Learned what to do to make it easier for the neurodiverse person when you are meeting them. How we can help neurodiverse persons by explaining and showing them what to do in an emergency this could include letting them gently at first listen to the sound a fire alarm would make. 

Odili Obi
Southwark Council

I feel that the course has proven to be an invaluable tool in helping me in carrying out my role and understanding what role different personnel are responsible for. It has allowed me the option of taking on further courses in tooling me up for roles within the health and safety sector as an option going forward.

Margaret Ndukwe
Southwark Council

The course is very good, packed with information. Excellent

Gabirella Torto
Southwark Council

I think this course has been very insightful. it has highlighted the ways we can empower individuals to have a voice and be safe irrespective of their neurodiversity/disability. 

Rymel Samms
Southwark Council

The course is very informative. A lot of questions with the same anwser being asked in different ways.

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