BSR Safety Case Toolkit

Reasonable Steps and Practical Examples
Version 1 • February 2024
Interactive guide for Accountable Persons under the Building Safety Act 2022

Bin Chutes

Risk of fire/smoke spread vertically through bin chutes that open directly onto corridors rather than in compartments.
Fire Safety Compartmentation Vertical Spread

Fire Doors - Not Closing

Self-closing fire doors that fail to close properly, compromising compartmentation and evacuation safety.
Fire Safety Self-Closing Maintenance

Fire Doors - Not Marked

Doors that may need to be fire doors but are not obviously marked or identified as such.
Fire Safety Identification Standards

🛗Lifts

Firefighters face challenges when lifts are not equipped for firefighting use during emergency response.
Firefighting Emergency Access Upgrades

Multiple Languages

Communicating safety changes effectively to residents who speak different languages.
Communication Multilingual Evacuation Strategy

Outdated Information

Updating resident information for effective engagement strategy under the Building Safety Act.
Data Collection GDPR Strategy

Balconies

Problems with balconies including spalling, movement, or handrail issues that may indicate structural problems.
Structural Spalling Safety

Structural Fire Protection

Damage to structural fire protection that could compromise building safety during a fire.
Fire Protection Structural Damage

New Cracking

New cracks in walls or concrete that need investigation to determine if they indicate structural problems.
Structural Monitoring Investigation

Water Ingress

Prolonged or uncontrolled water ingress that may cause structural damage or affect building safety.
Water Damage Structural Prevention

Vehicle Damage Risk

Risk of vehicle damage to buildings and measures needed to prevent structural damage and protect people.
Vehicle Impact Protection Barriers