Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy
Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy
Our 2024-2026 Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy for residents in our high rise homes has been developed using the voices of residents.
What we learned helped us to tailor a resident engagement strategy to their needs.
Read our strategy
You can read our strategy in full or a summarised version:
What the strategy covers
The Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy for high-rise residents covers important information such as:
- what building safety information we’ll share with residents
- how and when we’ll collect and use resident opinions on building safety
- how we’ll engage with high rise residents on building safety and when
- building safety decisions residents will be asked about
- resident responsibilities - How to stay safe at home
- building safety complaints process for high rise residents
The strategy also includes information that residents said they were keen for us to include during our consultation on the draft strategy. This includes:
- information for vulnerable residents
- information on voluntary and community groups
- information on Tenant’s and Resident’s Associations (TRAs)
Aims of the strategy
The key aims of the strategy are to:
- make sure high-rise residents understand how they can be involved in building safety decisions
- communicate with high-rise residents in their preferred ways to help keep them safe at home
- share how we’re using formal engagement, (e.g., meetings and resident panels) and informal (e.g., day to day conversations) engagement activity to gather feedback to improve services
- be clear on our responsibilities and share information on fire safety measures and the activity we carry out to keep high-rise residents safe
- make sure high-rise residents are aware of their responsibilities and encourage them to play an active and effective role in keeping their building safe
These aims support the commitments we made to residents in our Fire and Building Safety Charter about making your council homes safer.