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Course Curriculum
Setting the scene
- 02:55
- 10:43
- 02:45
- 02:33
- 07:50
- 02:19
Procurement and programme
Procurement and programme
08:56How to design for compliance
05:40What might happen with trades?
02:42
The profession of architecture
Changes in the architecture profession
05:15What are contractors saying?
04:51
Confusion
Areas of confusion
05:17Principal Designer and competence
06:48
By the end of this module you will be able to understand:
- The key aspects of the Building Safety Act and its industry impact
- The Gateway process and its role in project compliance
- Challenges architects face with product availability and meeting fire regulations
- The definition of Higher-Risk Buildings (HRBs) and their additional compliance requirements
- Procurement strategies, including the benefits of collaborative processes and two-stage tendering
- The expanded responsibilities of architects as Principal Designers (PDs) in ensuring project compliance
- The importance of clear communication and detailed documentation for regulatory adherence
About this module
This module provides an overview of the evolving Building Safety Act and its impact on the construction industry, with a focus on the role of Principal Designer. It covers key regulatory changes and the Gateway process, and explores the challenges practitioners face with compliance. Participants will examine the need for industry collaboration, clear communication, and proactive planning to navigate new safety requirements, particularly for Higher-Risk Buildings.
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