Building Safety Information – High Rise Schemes
Fire Safety in High Rise Buildings
High-rise buildings are required to comply with the Building Safety Act 2022. This means that special steps are taken to maintain the building’s safety, and to listen to and consult residents.
We have a dedicated Building Safety Manager, Hadrian Noble, who works in partnership with Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service and qualified risk assessors to manage fire safety in the buildings that we own. We carry out formal annual fire risk assessments, alongside weekly visual fire inspections, and have plans in place to mitigate risks.
When it comes to fire safety, residents also have a responsibility to contact us with concerns and complaints – or simply to ask for help. Take a look at our Building Safety Complaints Leaflet
Information about your Building
Information about fire safety in each of Stoke on Trent Housing Society’s high-rise buildings can be accessed below:
DICKSON HOUSE:
Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy – Dickson House – Aug24
Fire Risk Assessment and Information – Dickson House
Fire Action Notice – Dickson House
Summer 24 Newsletter Insert – HIGHRISE
HAMMOND HOUSE:
Building Safety Resident Engagement Strategy – Hammond House – Aug24
Fire Risk Assessment and Information – Hammond House
Fire Action Notice – Hammond House
Summer 24 Newsletter Insert – HIGHRISE
NORTHWOOD COURT: