The Building Safety Act and the Building Regulations require organisations involved in either the management of building safety risks (the spread of fire and structural failure) in higher-risk buildings or the management or undertaking of building work in accordance with the Building Regulations 2010 to have the necessary organisational capability. Organisational capability in these contexts means the management policies, procedures, systems and resources to manage competence. This course explains the recently published Building Safety Regulator’s guidance, what competence looks like and how it now needs to be managed.
Presenter
Mark Snelling MCIOB FaPS Cert IOSH
What You'll Learn
- What organisational capability is in relation to Part 4 of the Building Safety Act and the Building Regulations 2010.
- The 15 Principals the Building Safety Regulators Industry Competence Committee expects those working in the built environment to achieve
- The processes for applying the principles to effectively manage competence and demonstrate to your clients that you have done so.
Who Should Attend?
Directors and senior property manager responsible for setting up the systems to:
- demonstrate to clients that they have the organisational capability to discharge their contractual duties;
- assess and manage the competence of their team; and
- assess the competence of contractors and consultants that they engage.
Delivery Format
Online: One half-day session (3 hours)
Level / Qualification Mapping
Course Level:
Intermediate / Advanced
TPI Qualification Mapping:
Not Applicable
Fees
| Membership level | Price |
|---|---|
| Members | £60.00 |
| Non Members | £100.00 |