HAWCE online event – The Web of Sane and a life in the year of the Building Safety Regulator
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The Building Safety regime is complex and made up of over 270 separate official source documents! These consist of primary legislation, secondary legislation, statutory instruments and connected guidance documents.
This presentation will help you to answer the fundamental question of “where do I l start? … and how do I learn about how to learn about the Building safety Act?! … and how do I find the parts that apply to me and my role?”
Jason Whittall RIBA is a Director of One Creative Environments Ltd – an award winning multi-disciplinary consultancy. Jason specialises in Digital Information Management, and has led the development of the ONE Engage platform, designed to address specific information requirements required within the Building Safety Act, and through this experience decided to map the Building Safety Act!
Andrew Rich, FSP Technical Manager
Andrew’s career spans over 40 years in the construction industry, including 28 years in Building Control, 5 years with a local fire and rescue service, and a year with the Building Safety Regulator. During this time, he has gained extensive experience working on various projects, ranging from hospitals and healthcare premises to large commercial developments, including shopping centres, theatres, and cinemas. He has also been involved in high-risk residential buildings, nuclear-licensed sites, educational developments, heritage, and major conservation projects.
Andrew is a chartered building engineer with CABE and holds multiple qualifications, including a Master’s Degree in Architectural Conservation, Fire Safety Design and Management in Healthcare Premises (HTM), Postgraduate Certificate in Management, Level 7 Advanced Certificate in Legal Skills in Investigation, and Level 4 Diploma in Fire Safety (FDIS Diploma). He has presented at seminars and lectured on building control and fire safety. Andrew maintains his Continuous Professional Development (CPD) as a requirement of his charterships.