The safety landscape has never been more complex – from significant changes in core legislation, to planned amendments and upcoming safety changes. We’re here to make building safety clear, transparent and actionable.
Building Safety in practiceCentrick’s expert Building Safety and Building Compliance team work to PAS 8673 standards in order to make properties across the country as safe as possible.
Centrick’s expert Building Safety and Building Compliance team work to PAS 8673 standards in order to make properties across the country as safe as possible.
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Explore Building Safety SolutionsCentrick’s team of Building Safety experts are on-hand to help you optimise your property compliance, understand where your buildings can be improved and – most importantly – do all we can to keep residents safe. Here’s how we do it…
Centrick’s team of Building Safety experts are on-hand to help you optimise your property compliance, understand where your buildings can be improved and – most importantly – do all we can to keep residents safe. Here’s how we do it…
Significant, Sizeable Building Safety Reform
We are facing the largest reform of fire safety regulations for a generation and while the new Building Safety Regime and implementation of recommendations in Dame Judith Hackitt’s report are welcomed, freeholders, resident management committees, managing agents and their clients need to be suitably skilled and agile to adapt their processes and service offerings.
Centrick have been engaged with industry leading professionals for a number of years and have navigated the variety of routes to property compliance for a number of high profile schemes and clients. Centrick have successful projects on site with many more moving through Building Safety Funds, Cladding Safety Scheme and Pledged Developers.
Case Study
Centrick worked with BSF to amend the process for variations and payment tranches via ARMA.
Centrick have worked closely with West Midlands Fire Service to ensure the safety of residents and implemented processes for fire safety evacuation including flow charts that can be used in other buildings.
The cladding contractors are on track to have all combustible materials removed by June 2022 which we hope will result in a reduced insurance premium for all Leaseholders.
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Designed to make building safety, fire safety and cladding remediation guidance as understandable and accessible as possible.
Guide to the Building Safety Regime
Since the Grenfell tragedy, building safety has rightfully become a top priority, resulting in significant legislative changes. The introduction of the Building Safety Act in 2022 provided enhanced guidelines for those responsible for ensuring the safety of residential buildings, with the goal of preventing disasters like Grenfell from occurring in the future.
In the wake of this legislation, a number of secondary regulations have been implemented, requiring the industry to make substantial adjustments to comply and, more importantly, to safeguard residents. Ongoing guidance continues to be issued, and a major remediation program is underway to replace unsafe cladding on buildings.
This is why our Building Safety and Compliance team has developed a comprehensive guide to the Building Safety Regime, designed to keep property professionals informed and up-to-date on these crucial changes.
Only looking for a brief run-through of the Building Safety Act? Click here for our condensed view of the Act.
Guide to Fire Safety and Cladding Remediation
Since 2027, a number of significant changes have been implemented when it comes to fire safety regulations and cladding remediation practices. It is vital for Residential Management Companies (RMCs) and accountable persons to remain as informed as possible about their responsibilities to ensure their buildings meet compliance standards and keep residents safe now and in the future.
With this in mind, Centrick’s dedicated Building Safety team has leveraged their expertise in the ever-evolving areas of fire safety and cladding remediation to create a comprehensive guide to understanding and implementing these changes. Inside, you’ll find crucial insights into the latest property safety reforms and what they mean for you.
Building Safety and Property Compliance – Uncovered
Join Connor Scherer, Associate Director of Building Safety, as he talks all things Fire Safety and Property Compliance.
Building Remediation
From simple blocks to complex developments, our experienced team work with you to identify and prioritise the risks within your site. Working closely with you we’ll build a remediation plan including routes to building compliance, funding available and applications required as well as assessing proportionality.
Interim Risk Management
With extensive Building Safety Fund Experience including ACM, 18m & Pilot Mid Rise, our team don’t just guide you to property compliance and remediation. We’ll help you identify and manage risk along the route to building compliance too. Whether that’s implementing Waking Watch, Alarm Systems, Sprinklers or a breadth of other measure we help mitigate risk at all stages.
Building Safety Partners
At Centrick we don’t just create information, we partner with you to achieve building compliance. Navigating the landscape of funds, warranties, developer pledges and the growing number of schemes available within the Building Safety Act we connect the Safety Landscape together. Working closely with Fire & Rescue Services we commission and review FRAEW in line with Fire Safety Act 2021 & Annex A of BSF guidance and ensure residents are engaged at all times.
Future Facing
Centrick are represented at ARMA Building Safety Group meetings and are at the cutting edge of changes to legislation and processes coming from DLUHC and their delivery partners. Our experienced Building Safety Team work to PAS 8673 standard and have successfully navigated applications for clients on various funding models via Homes England & GLA, including feedback and consultation of barriers to remediation.
