Under the new Building Safety Act, a Safety Case Report must be submitted to the Building Safety Regulator for existing and new higher-risk buildings.
The Safety Case Report needs to demonstrate how fire and structural safety risks that could lead to a major incident are being managed, providing a summary of the steps the Principal Accountable Person has taken to identify, assess, remove, reduce, and manage building safety risks, thus demonstrating that reasonable and proportionate steps have been taken.
Gain understanding on the purpose and best practices to submit a robust Safety Case Report that demonstrates understanding and management of risks, and learn the necessary steps involved in undertaking comprehensive building and risk assessments.