These resources are representative samples of some of the Resident Engagement and Building Safety Act compliance components that we provide to our High Rise Residential Building Clients.
The contents of these resources, E.g., the Resident Engagement Strategy, are dependent on the terms of our Management Agreement and your choices for what residents within your development will be able to consult on.
Help all stakeholders on what they need to do to be compliant with building safety legislation and relevant guidance.
Enable easier methods for residents to request PEEPs and log changes to their household's resident profile at will.
Ensure that data is collected without chaos, for easy analysis and provision to appropriate authorities.
Get residents talking about building safety in a way that is manageable, appropriate, inclusive and actionable.
In recent years, the role of a Property Manager, or a Property Management Company, has evolved. As legislation changes and compliance becomes more complex, the amount of responsibility on both the Leaseholder and the Responsible Person has increased, creating huge amounts of information that must be collated, audited and kept relevant.
This is important work, and we knew that it was just as important to enable residents and leaseholders to feel as though they were not overwhelmed by the new requirements.
Utilising tech industry approaches, we have considered resident engagement and building safety from the perspective of the client:
How can we make it as easy as possible for them to comply and engage .... whilst keeping the influx of information and need for regular updating of this information to be tracked and managed effectively, internally?
Every high rise building is getting a bespoke "Building Safety Portal", which can even be saved to smartphones as an app.
With the help of digital innovation, we've created a Building Safety portal. Starting from the end point - the amount of data we need, and how it would be sensible both collect this, analyse it and share it with relevant authorities, accounting for resident engagement along the way - we knew from the outset that a "one stop shop" for residents was the answer.
