Overview
Creating a new environment, system and culture of building and fire safety across the UK remains a top priority. Whilst a lot of work has been already achieved in this area, there is still much to do. As we look to 2021, there is a lot to anticipate and prepare for.
With the joint Building Safety and Fire Safety bills at different stages of parliamentary procedure, and a new regulator to be assigned as part of the Health & Safety Executive, it is imperative for stakeholders to stay on top of the latest developments and ensure their practice is up-to-speed.
This next event in our Building Regulations and Fire Safety series is designed to provide a more detailed look at what the new building safety regulator will mean in practical terms for your organisation.
Join this event to examine the role and scope of the regulator, hear from early adopters and their experiences with successfully implementing change, review best practice at each stage of a building’s lifecycle, as well as review how you can personally drive culture change in your organisation.
Confirmed Speakers include:
- Sir Ken Knight, Chair, Independent Expert Advisory Panel, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (Confirmed)
- Senior representative, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (Confirmed)
- Senior representative, Health & Safety Executive (Confirmed)
- Further speakers to be announced
Learning Objectives
- Receive an up-to-date brief on the Role & Scope of the Building Safety Regulator
- Understand what the change in regulations mean for you and your organisation's practice
- Develop a more forensic overview of what the building safety regulator's responsibilities will look like at each stage of a building's lifecycle
- Review how you can drive organisational cutlure change effectively and increase responsibility for building safety
- Ensure your organisation's strategies, policies and procedures are safety compliant and implemented across all departments
About the Event
Due to current uncertainty surrounding live events and restrictions around social distancing, this event will now take place online. As a delegate you can expect:
- High quality and timely content as you would expect in a face-to-face event
- Facilitated Q&A and panel discussions to put your questions to expert speakers
- Access to recordings from all conference sessions post-event
- Scheduled breaks throughout the day to minimise screen fatigue
- CPD accreditation on request for all registrants
- Delivered via Glisser, an accessible and user-friendly platform