Dealing with repairs and ensuring homes are healthy and safe environments for our tenants is one of the key cornerstones of managing residential property. Yet there is a myriad of obligations placed on landlords from several pieces of legislation.
This online course aims to unravel this legislation and understand how this fits in with the recent government white paper.
What will I learn?
- Outline existing health and safety legislation applicable to residential property
- Understand S11 Landlord and Tenant Act repairing obligations
- Explore the Housing, Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and how to inspect for and manage hazards
- Know the new obligations placed on landlords through the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act
- How landlords should have a robust procedure for dealing with damp, mould and condensation
- Understand case law arising from Defective Premises Act
- Understand the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
- How the Fire Safety Act 2021 will affect current practices
- Overview of the white paper and how this effects current practices
- Overview of key elements of the Buildings Safety Act and how these impact on the management of residential property
- Sharing best practice to incorporate all legislative obligation including periodic inspections procedures
- Understand tenant’s obligations to behave in a ‘tenant like manner’.
Who should attend?
This training course is beneficial for all professionals who carry out property inspections or visits, or for those who manage property repairs and maintenance.
It is also useful for those who may not be directly involved in the maintenance of property, but who nonetheless visit tenants in their home such as housing officers and support workers.
Benefits of attending
Here at CIH, we want to provide everyone in housing with the skills and knowledge needed to keep up with the ever-changing environment. Our online training has been developed by expert professionals on critical topics and allows you to apply the learning to your day job.
Carrie Kus
Carrie has 20 years’ experience in the housing sector and is a seasoned trainer and public speaker. She began her housing career as a case worker for Shelter whilst at the same time building her own property portfolio.
She then progressed to owning her own letting agency alongside a successful training and consultancy company.
She held a board position as non-executive director for the Residential Landlords Association for five years. This gives her the insight of working for, and on behalf of, both tenants and landlords throughout her career which brings interesting stories and anecdotes to her training from both sides of the fence.
How to book your place
You can book your place by selecting 'Pay now' at the top of this page and completing our online application form. You will need to sign in or create a 'My CIH' account. You can find instructions below.
Before booking, please ensure you have your payment details to hand, and a PO number if your organisation is paying for your training.
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