What to expect
Join us for an insightful webinar featuring three distinguished guests who bring unique perspectives to the discussion on fire safety in the UK.
Dame Judith Hackitt, renowned for leading the independent review of building regulations and fire safety post-Grenfell Tower fire, and Warren Spencer, a distinguished fire safety solicitor with extensive experience in prosecuting and defending fire safety cases, will delve into the legal and regulatory aspects of fire safety.
Warren Spencer's background in fire safety law, including conducting prosecutions and delivering training for Fire & Rescue Services, combined with his role as a part-time Tribunal Judge and former Assistant Deputy Coroner, enriches the discussion on legal proceedings and their implications for fire safety enforcement.
Joining them is Jason Hill, lead of the Fire Industry Association (FIA) Digital Records Task Group and Vice-Chair of the FIA Internet of Things Forum. Jason brings expertise in leveraging digital technology to enhance fire safety practices, particularly in transitioning from paper to digital fire logbooks with his expertise from building the award-winning Tio app will serve to demonstrate how digital transformation is changing the future of the fire safety industry.
With Dame Judith Hackitt providing insights into regulatory reforms, Warren Spencer offering legal perspectives, and Jason Hill contributing expertise on digital transformation, this webinar promises to be a comprehensive discussion covering various aspects of fire safety regulation, enforcement, and technological innovation. Attendees can expect valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in ensuring fire safety in buildings and the broader implications for regulatory compliance and enforcement
What we'll cover
Here's what you can expect our expert guests to discuss:
Dame Judith Hackitt discusses the significance of the cultural challenges we face in the fire safety industry
Warren Spencer discusses his experience in prosecuting and defending fire safety cases and navigating fire safety law from the differing perspectives of business owners, responsible people, solicitors and enforcement bodies.
Practical guidance on remedying ignorance and indifference in the workplace and how responsible people can be empowered to put the best foot forward