The Building Safety Act What do I need to know? Jon Vanstone & Richard Waterhouse
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2023
- The Building Safety Act has been created to provide residents and homeowners with more rights, powers and protection; making homes safer across the country. This webinar, hosted by the BBA with guest speakers Jon Vanstone and Richard Waterhouse, has been put together to help clarify things a little more.
In the wake of the Hackitt review, and receiving Royal Assent in April 2022, the construction industry is set to witness the biggest change within building safety in over 40 years, impacting most, if not all players, within the construction supply chain. This overhaul of building and safety regulations will now require players across the construction supply chain to demonstrate safety at 3 critical construction gateways:
- Design/planning;
- Construction; and
- Occupation.
Through close monitoring by the newly established regulators, the industry is set to adapt and learn new, safer ways of doing business.
But what does that mean for the players involved within the construction space?
In this webinar, explored The Building Safety Act as well as the impact of the standards and guidance on the wider supply chain, and how it aims to manage building safety risks.
Our panellists review and discuss highlights from the inaugural Building Safety Regulator Conference taking place in March.
Discussion Topics:
- Understanding the Building Safety Act: Who does this apply to, and what does it cover.
- Understanding the applications of the Act across the entire supply chain, from designers through to manufacturers and builders.
- Understanding the Golden Thread and the implications this holds on the supply chain.
- Accountability: Changes proposed by the Act to address accountability and ownership.
- Behavioural and cultural changes expected by the implementation of the Building Safety Act.
- Translating the key findings from the Building Safety Regulator Conference.
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