In this article, JB Leitch look at some of the key developments around building safety and their implications.

The Supreme Court recently confirmed the scope of the Building Safety Act 2022 and the Defective Premises Act 1972.

The team at specialist property solicitors JB Leitch look at both legislative progress and notable case law in the sphere of building safety.

Fire safety signs are a legal requirement in most residential buildings, but they can be overlooked.

Health and safety compliance is vital for the comfort and safety of residents, but also for the legal protection of directors and officers

The question of who is responsible for the maintenance and repair of flat front doors for ensuring fire safety is a question that arises often.

Health and Safety is a top priority for any Property Manager or Residents’ Management Company (RMC) Director.

The end is in sight for the long-awaited Building Safety Bill as each House’s amendments are considered prior to it being passed into law.

If you’re responsible for managing a block of flats, one of the key aspects of your role is to manage and maintain the facilities.

Even with the most rigorous health and safety measures in place, accidents can still happen within your block

Fundamental points of health & safety you need to be aware of in your block of flats or apartments.

The team from 4Site Consulting let us know how RMC directors can help their appointed Managing Agents to make sure their building is as safe as possible.

Rachel Waller of Bishop & Sewell outlines the issues facing landlords looking to carry out routine repairs and inspections.

4site Consulting discuss COVID-19 Risk Assessments and when they are required as well as returning to work safely and using safe contractors.

Darren Bagnall, of Flat Living Insurance, discusses how health and safety measures in a block of flats should be enforced.

Belinda Thorpe, MD of Residentsline, discusses what health and safety measures are of paramount importance in any private or public setting.

LMP Law explains the changes in the Government’s now published “Amendments to Approved Document B of the Building Regulations (Fire Safety)”.

The team from FixFlo provide some clarity on the subject of the EWS1 form, used in the valuation of high-rise buildings.

The team from SDL Property Management shed some light on the health and safety requirements of communal areas.

Medical supplies and planning scenarios have been lacking and many businesses have struggled in their transition to remote operations.

Laura Severn, Director at LMP Law, discusses the key issues our industry is facing due to the pandemic in terms of health and safety.

Belinda Thorpe, Managing Director of Residentsline, discusses the importance of health and safety standards and your responsibilities.

Dr Shaun Lundy at 4site Consulting explains why overlooking car parks can leave unrecognised a number of health, safety and fire risks.

Belinda Thorpe of Residentsline summarises the main Health and Safety regulations that apply to blocks of flats.

Gregg Masters, Commercial Director at 4site Consulting reflects on 2018 and looks at what’s in store for 2019.

Katie Money from 4site Consulting explains how 4site have developed technology to assist property managers and RMCs.

Belinda Thorpe, MD of Residentsline looks at the primary health and safety concerns for all those looking after buildings. 

Gregg Masters, Head of Client Services at 4site Consulting explains what you need to know about health and safety.

Accidents in blocks of flats, including houses that have been converted into flats, do occur occasionally and the consequences can be serious.

A question often asked is “Who is responsible for Health & Safety of the Communal areas – Directors or the appointed Managing Agents?”

Issues such as fire safety can result in incidents that can have serious effects on the Health and Safety of residents, visitors and more.

This advice note summarises some of the main health & safety regulations that apply to blocks of flats, including converted houses.

Health and Safety is not the most exiting subject in the world to read about and in fact most of us do not read much about it at all.