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Early Bird offer ends 11 July, save £75.
- Date: 17 September 2026
- Early Bird offer ends: 11 July 2026
- Location: The Building Centre, 26 Store St, London WC1E 7BT
About:
Building safety reform is no longer a matter of understanding; it is a matter of delivery. Building Safety 2026: Delivering Safer Buildings in Practice brings together engineers, designers, building owners, facilities professionals and regulators to examine what the next phase of the building safety regime demands in practice.
This is a conference for those who carry responsibility for buildings and the people in them, and who need both the knowledge and the frameworks to act with confidence.
What to expect:
By attending the Building Safety 2026: Delivering Safer Buildings in Practice conference, you will:
- Understand the current state of building safety reform and what the next phase of implementation means for your organisation and responsibilities.
- Gain clarity on how competence is defined, assessed and evidenced across the building lifecycle.
- Explore the relationship between building performance and building safety in occupied buildings, and how operational risk can be identified and managed over time.
- Understand the safety implications of net-zero retrofit strategies and how to manage the risks introduced by new systems, technologies and changing building use.
- Gain a clearer view of your own obligations and the practical steps needed to contribute to safer, better-performing buildings.
The programme will be split into four sessions, led by industry experts:
- Building Safety Reform: What the Next Phase Means in Practice.
- Building Trust in the System: Competence, Accountability and Assurance.
- Building Safety in Practice: Performance, Operations, and Lifecycle Risk.
- Safe and Sustainable Buildings: Managing Risk in the Net Zero Transition.
Who should attend: Property Developers, building services engineers, civil engineers, housing associations, architects, planners, surveyors, researchers, sustainability engineers, facilities managers, building inspectors, testing, inspection and certification Bodies, contractors, compliance consultants and estate managers.
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