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Our training courses help organisations understand duties under the Building Safety Act 2022, manage risks and maintain compliant higher-risk buildings.
BSR: Introduction to the role of client, principal designer and principal contractor
8 July, London, or;
6 August, live online
This course explains the roles and duties of clients, Principal Designers, and Principal Contractors under the Building Safety Act 2022 and how they interact with building control processes.
It's suitable for architects, contractors, clients, and others involved in designing, constructing, or altering buildings under the new legislation.
To find out more, view prices and book your place: BSR: Introduction to the role of client, principal designer and principal contractor
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BSR: Introduction to the role of accountable persons and principal accountable persons
9 July, London, or;
12 November, HSE Science and Research centre, Buxton
This course explains the roles and duties of accountable persons (AP) and principal accountable persons (PAP) under the Building Safety Act 2022, covering building safety risk management, resident engagement, and maintaining the golden thread of information.
It's suitable for those with AP/PAP or management duties who need to comply with the new legislation for higher-risk buildings.
To find out more, view prices and book your place: BSR: Introduction to the role of accountable persons and principal accountable persons
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Managing ageing buildings
14 July, HSE Science and Research centre, Buxton, or;
27 October, London
This course explains how ageing buildings can develop increased safety risks over time, covering the role of the Building Safety Regulator, Building Assessment Certificate process, and the responsibilities of duty holders in managing higher-risk buildings under the Building Safety Act 2022.
It is suitable for PAPs, duty holders, and those working with higher-risk buildings who need to understand and manage the risks associated with ageing assets.
To find out more, view prices and book your place: Managing ageing buildings
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BSR: Developing accompanying documents for the building control process
14 July, London, or;
25 August, live online
This course covers how to develop the key documents required under the Building Safety Act 2022, including construction control plans, compliance statements, and mandatory occurrence reporting.
It covers dutyholder interactions through the building control process, gateway requirements, and maintaining the golden thread of information.
To find out more, view prices and book your place: BSR: Developing accompanying documents for the building control process
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Additional course dates
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Working in high temperatures
Employers must ensure workers are protected during hot weather.
There's no law for maximum working temperature, or when it's too hot to work, because every workplace is different.
No meaningful upper limit can be imposed as many indoor workplaces have high temperatures that are not seasonal but created by work activity, for example in bakeries or foundries.
HSE's website has guidance on temperature in the workplace
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