Building Safety Act

We'll always keep you informed if we come across any issues with a property's structure, electrical setup or safety systems. Plus, we'll let you know how we're ensuring your safety while we sort things out.

You can count on us to share important fire safety and prevention tips with you regularly. We conduct routine Fire Risk Assessments to stay proactive in keeping everything secure.

Ensuring all safety systems (like smoke detectors, fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire doors, and escape routes) are in top-notch condition is part of our regular checks. If we detect any safety system glitches, we'll jump into action within two hours to fix them pronto.

During any safety system maintenance, we'll employ various methods (like more patrols or temporary systems) to keep risks under control and everyone safe.

We're committed to maintaining communal areas hazard-free, removing any items that might contribute to or worsen a fire, and always keeping escape routes clear.

For your peace of mind, emergency exit routes are clearly marked, and each flat door will have an evacuation plan right at hand.

Remember, your safety is our number one priority in every decision we make.

You and your guests will be familiar with the escape routes in your property.

In the event of a fire alarm, please evacuate the building promptly.

If you ever feel unsafe, dial 999 for immediate assistance.

Please report any issues or suspicions about safety systems, like fire alarms or fire doors, as soon as you notice them.

Your concerns about the safety of your property are important to us, so please don't hesitate to reach out.

It's essential not to tamper with or damage any safety equipment in the property.

Keeping your hob, oven, and cooker hood clean is crucial to prevent fires.

Ensuring rubbish doesn't accumulate in the property is also important for everyone's safety.

Stay informed by reading the information we share about building safety.

For more details about your property's fire safety, you can find additional information in your resident handbook.