Building Safety Regulator launches ‘new look’ information bulletins

Designed to strengthen engagement with those who live in high-rise residential buildings, ‘Principal Accountable Persons’ and professionals operating across the UK’s construction and built environment sectors, the Building Safety Regulator’s bulletins will be packed with valuable information and the latest updates.

Subscribers can expect important safety alerts, new and updated guidance, industry competency resources, practical toolkits and resources, training opportunities and ways in which to share feedback and help shape the ongoing work of the Building Safety Regulator.

Focusing on residents

As a subscriber, individual residents will receive alerts on resources alongside information about when and who to contact regarding building safety-related issues. Individuals can subscribe to the ‘Your Home, Your Safety’ bulletin if they’re a resident of a high-rise building in England.

They will then receive regular updates about how the Building Safety Regulator is working on their behalf to keep families safe in their homes. Residents can sign up online.

‘Principal Accountable Persons’ bulletin

If you’re a ‘Principal Accountable Person’ or an ‘Accountable Person’ with responsibilities for managing safety risks in a high-rise building, you can subscribe to the ‘Principal Accountable Person’-centred bulletin, which will be issued every two months.

Those who choose to sign up will receive critical regulatory updates, building safety alerts, competency resources and practical support from the managing building safety toolkit to help in meeting legal duties. Sign up online.

Industry bulletin

If you’re neither a resident nor a ‘Principal Accountable Person’, but work (or have an interest in) the built environment and building safety arena, you can subscribe to the Building Safety Regulator’s monthly industry bulletin.

This particular bulletin offers the latest news, regulatory alerts, industry guidance from the Building Safety Regulator and competency resources. It also contains vital information about how the Building Safety Regulator actually regulates higher-risk buildings and the overall work designed to raise safety standards for England’s buildings, while improving built environment competence across England and Wales. Sign up online.

Social media

Subsequent to the move to become a standalone organisation earlier this year, the Building Safety Regulator now has its own social media channels. The new channels allow the organisation to provide a direct and focused line of communication to everyone interested in building safety, competence and the Building Safety Regulator’s work.

The social channels share the latest building safety guidance, resources and news, competency updates and opportunities to join online webinars and events.

They complement the Building Safety Regulator’s GOV.UK page, campaign site and the aforementioned bulletins.

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