Building Safety Act Training
Our Building Safety Act Training supports duty holders to understand and apply the requirements of the Building Safety Act 2022 to protect residents.
Suitable for building owners, managers, and those involved in the design and construction of higher-risk buildings, the Building Safety Act course covers key duties and responsibilities, the Golden Thread of information, safety case requirements, resident engagement, and ongoing compliance with the regulatory framework.
This SCORM-compliant, online course can be integrated seamlessly into your organisation’s LMS or accessed instantly via our online platform.
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Building Safety Act Training
Building Safety Act Training online provides those responsible for building safety with the knowledge and skills to meet their duties under the Building Safety Act 2022, manage risks effectively, and protect residents.
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Benefits of Building Safety Act Training
- Supports organisations to meet legal duties under the Building Safety Act 2022 and associated regulations.
- Ensures participants understand roles, responsibilities, and regulatory expectations for managing higher-risk buildings.
- Covers key requirements such as the Golden Thread, safety case reporting, resident engagement, and the role of the Building Safety Regulator, providing practical, up-to-date guidance for ongoing compliance.
- Learn at your own pace through engaging, interactive eLearning with practical examples and knowledge checks.
- CPD Certified and SCORM Compliant training.
- Instant access to course materials.
Our accreditations mean you can be confident that we deliver high–quality, effective eLearning that forms part of a professional development programme.
We pride ourselves on our extensive certification and accreditation. We’re CPD Certified, and this course is SCORM compliant, which means it can be integrated as part of your existing LMS or used as part of our SHINE learning management system.
Learn more about our health and safety accreditations.
Ways to study
Online
You can study whenever and wherever suits you. Online courses are delivered through our SHINE platform, or to your own learning management system via SCORM.
eLearning
With eLearning, participants can access course materials at their convenience, fitting around their commitments.
- Engaging. Our courses engage learners through multimedia elements, simulations, and interactive exercises. This encourages active participation and increases learning retention.
- Tracking. Our learning management system, SHINE, enables administrators to track learners’ progress, the courses they have attended and the dates, which supports health and safety compliance.
- SCORM compatible. We offer courses as SCORM files so they can be integrated into an organisation’s existing learning management system.
- Assessment. There are multiple-choice quizzes throughout the courses so learners can check their understanding as they progress and consolidate their learning.
- Summaries. Each module concludes with a summary, reinforcing key concepts and enhancing understanding.
Our virtual classroom combines the advantages of in-person training with online learning.
- Experienced trainers. Online tutorials are led by health and safety trainers with many years of experience in the field. Learners benefit from their expertise and industry knowledge.
- Interactive. Learners can ask questions in real-time and receive immediate feedback from trainers, enhancing their understanding.
- Bespoke. Courses can be customised to meet an organisation’s specific requirements, so participants can apply what they have learned most effectively.
Virtual Classroom
Face-to-Face
Learning in-person in a collaborative environment equips your team with the knowledge and skills they need to ensure workplace safety and compliance.
- Expert trainers. Benefit from the expertise of qualified trainers with years of health and safety experience across a broad range of industries and types of organisations.
- Flexible. Choose a location convenient for your team, whether at your premises or a designated training facility.
- Tailored. Course content can be customised to align with your organisation’s specific requirements and industry challenges, ensuring knowledge can be applied effectively to your workplace.
- Supportive. Learners engage in discussions, share knowledge, and collaborate to learn from each other’s perspectives and experiences as well as from the trainer.
- Interactive. Sessions are interactive to encourage active engagement which enhances understanding and helps learners to retain knowledge. Learning is through questions, feedback, discussions, and instructor-led presentations.
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By the end of the Building Safety Act Training course, participants will:
- Understand why the Building Safety Act 2022 was introduced, what it aims to achieve, and who it applies to.
- Recognise which buildings are classed as higher-risk and when the Act’s duties apply during design, construction, and occupation.
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of duty holders, Accountable Persons, and the Building Safety Regulator.
- Know how to meet competence requirements, manage safety risks, and maintain compliance with regulatory duties.
- Be aware of the purpose and content of the Golden Thread and how to manage safety-critical building information throughout the lifecycle.
- Understand how to support resident safety by responding to concerns, sharing key safety information, and following legal engagement processes.
Introduction
- Why the Building Safety Act 2022 was introduced
- Aims of the Act and how it changes building safety regulation
- Who the legislation applies to and why it is relevant across the building lifecycle
Background and scope of the Act
- Impact of the Grenfell Tower fire and other serious incidents
- Key findings from the Hackitt Review
- What the Act covers and what it does not cover
- How the Act applies in England and devolved nations
Higher-risk buildings
- How higher-risk buildings are defined under the Act
- Differences between design and construction phase requirements and occupation phase requirements
- Examples of buildings that fall within scope
- Reasons why some buildings are excluded during occupation
Regulatory framework and enforcement
- New regulatory system introduced by the Building Safety Act
- Role and responsibilities of the Building Safety Regulator
- Enforcement powers, including inspections, notices, and penalties
Roles and responsibilities
- Duties of Accountable Persons and the Principal Accountable Person
- Duty holder roles during design and construction, including clients, designers, and contractors
- How responsibilities are coordinated across different stages of a building’s lifecycle
Required building safety documents
- Purpose and content of the Safety Case and Safety Case Report
- Role of the Resident Engagement Strategy
- Building registration requirements and the Building Assessment Certificate
- Fire safety reports and how they support ongoing compliance
Resident-centred safety
- Residents’ rights to information, engagement, and redress
- How safety concerns should be raised and managed
- Legal requirements for engaging residents in higher-risk buildings
- Importance of transparency and trust in building safety management
Competence and procurement
- What competence means under the Building Safety Act
- How competence must be demonstrated and maintained
- Client duties in procurement, including setting clear competence requirements
- Why safety, quality, and long-term value must be prioritised over lowest cost
The Golden Thread of information
- What the Golden Thread is and why it is required
- The types of information that must be included
- Responsibilities for maintaining accurate, secure, and accessible records
- How the Golden Thread supports safe occupation, change control, and emergency response
Reporting, gateways, and change control
- Mandatory occurrence reporting and what must be reported
- How incidents and near misses are recorded and managed
- The Gateway process at planning, construction, and completion stages
- Change control requirements and how safety-critical changes are approved and documented
At the end of the Building Safety Act 2022 online training course, there are 10 multiple choice questions to answer, and the pass mark is 80%.
Who should take this course?
The Building Safety Act training course is suitable for duty holders including building owners and managers, and those involved in the design and construction of higher-risk buildings.
Course duration
The Building Safety Act course takes approximately 90 minutes to complete.
Certificate
You will receive a certificate on successful completion of the course, which is downloadable as a PDF file.
How is it delivered?
Renters’ Rights Bill training is delivered online or through a computer network to each trainee at their desktop, laptop or mobile device. We can also provide the course to be integrated into a SCORM compliant LMS.
Training can be completed at the employee’s own pace by “bookmarking” and recording progress and returning to the training later.
Is this course relevant if I’m not directly responsible for a higher-risk building?
Yes. This Building Safety Act awareness training is valuable for anyone who supports, advises, or makes decisions that affect building safety, even if they are not the named Accountable Person. It helps clarify how responsibilities interact and where risks and liabilities can arise.
Do I need legal or technical expertise before taking the course?
No prior legal or technical knowledge is required. The course explains complex requirements in clear, practical terms, making it accessible for professionals from a wide range of backgrounds.
Will Building Safety Act Training help us demonstrate compliance if we’re audited or inspected?
Yes. The course is designed to support organisations in evidencing that relevant staff understand their duties under the Building Safety Act 2022 and are taking reasonable steps to manage compliance.
Is this course suitable as refresher training?
Yes. This Building Safety Act 2022 training for professionals works well both as an introduction and as refresher training for those who already have building safety responsibilities but need to stay aligned with current expectations and regulatory scrutiny.
How up to date is the course content?
This comprehensive Building Safety Act training reflects the latest requirements of the Building Safety Act 2022 and associated regulations, including occupation duties, the Golden Thread, and the role of the Building Safety Regulator.
Is this course relevant outside England?
The course focuses on the Building Safety Act 2022 as it applies in England. However, it is useful for organisations operating across the UK by providing context on regulatory expectations and good practice in building safety management.
What kind of support can I expect if I encounter issues with the course?
We offer full technical support to ensure a smooth experience, whether you’re using our SHINE platform or integrating the course into your LMS. Additionally, our customer support team is available to answer any questions related to course content or compliance.
Is there a discount if I need to train a large team?
Yes, we offer volume discounts for businesses that need to train multiple employees. Please contact us to discuss your requirements, and we can provide pricing based on your team size.
What happens if someone fails the course assessment?
Participants who don’t pass the assessment on their first attempt can review the course material and retake the assessment. The course is designed to support learning, with interactive elements and quizzes to reinforce understanding throughout.
How quickly can this training be rolled out to my team?
Once purchased, the course can be accessed immediately through our SHINE platform or integrated into your existing LMS, allowing employees to begin training right away.
Can I monitor employee progress throughout the training?
Yes, if using the SHINE platform, you can track employees’ progress, view completion rates, and download certificates for compliance records.
SHINE – compliance record keeping made easy
The Praxis42 Digital Platform SHINE is our advanced eLearning management system and helps organisations deliver effective online learning for their employees.
A cost-effective tool for compliance record-keeping, SHINE allows you to view and manage employee training records easily. Individual training certificates can be printed as proof of compliance for audits or visits from enforcing agencies.
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