Building a Safer Future (BSF) has been established to create a positive culture and behaviour change in building safety. Based on tried and tested approaches in other major hazard sectors, we drive the cultural transformation needed to rebuild trust, embed accountability and create safer buildings.
Our work is recognised by the Industry Safety Steering Group (ISSG) chaired by Dame Judith Hackitt, and aligns with the intent of the Building Safety Act.
BSF partners with contractors, developers, housing providers and management companies, local authorities, consultants, subcontractors and frameworks committed to embedding safer ways of working that protect residents and rebuild confidence.
Our Commitment
We help organisations move from compliance to leadership through meaningful, measurable and independently verified culture change.
The Building a Safer Future Champion assessment supports organisations with practical tools to improve and advance their leadership and culture in relation to building safety. Any company in the value chain or life cycle of a building is eligible to apply.
Companies can become a Registered Signatory of the Building a Safer Future Charter to publicly demonstrate their support for our five key building safety commitments. Any company in the value chain or life cycle of a building is eligible to apply.
Building a Safer Future Corporate Supporter status is an opportunity for cross-sectoral organisations and public bodies to publicly support the principles of Building a Safer Future. It is relevant for organisations that are not directly involved in the construction, design, maintenance, or operations of buildings but have influence or interest in the built environment sector.
To find out more about becoming a Building a Safer Future Champion, book a private webinar session with our Business Development Team – alexander.caller@buildingasaferfuture.org.uk.
A public webinar schedule will be published later in the year. Join our mailing list for updates.
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