Fire Safety for Building Owners of Multi-Storey, Multi-Occupied Residential Buildings
Guidance for building owners from the Governments Buildings Safety Programme
Guidance for building owners from the Governments Buildings Safety Programme
Following the tragic Grenfell tower fire, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) established the Building Safety Programme (BSP). The BSP is an ongoing programme which makes regular announcements and issues advice and guidance. Building owners and managers should be aware of the information produced by the BSP and take the actions required.
All information release by the BSP can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/building-safety-programme
The BSP have released 22 Advice notes since Grenfell. The content of these notes have been incorporated into one document – the consolidated guidance. This document includes an Annex on fire doors.
Advice for residents and tenants from the National Fire Chiefs Council and the MHCLG.
Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service and Derby City Council (Housing Standards) have launched a joint project to audit and inspect tall, multi-occupied, residential buildings.