Event details
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Village Hotel Maidstone, Maidstone
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14 July 2026
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06:45 PM - 09:30 PM BST
Event fees
Free
£30.00
£5.00
Summary
Most organisations cannot demonstrate how safety-critical decisions are communicated across duty holders. That is a real risk.Please note: this event is for over 18’s only.
The Building Safety Act 2022 marked a decisive shift for the built environment in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire. Dame Judith Hackitt’s Building a Safer Future report called for systemic cultural change across the industry.
While skills, knowledge and experience have long underpinned competence, the Act places new emphasis on the need to develop and demonstrate behavioural competence. Central to this is how duty holders communicate throughout the building lifecycle.
At present, most organisations cannot clearly evidence how safety-critical decisions are communicated across duty holders. That gap represents a material risk.
This interactive session focuses on closing that gap. It examines how safety-critical decisions are actually communicated in practice and introduces practical tools you can apply within your own organisation.
This CPD session will be delivered by
Alex Mullings - Director, Mullings Associates
Connect with Alex: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-mullings/
A two course meal will be served prior to the presentations.
This learning activity can contribute to your annual CPD return and should be logged accordingly.
Contact
Beverley Lawrence
Member Services and Events Coordinator - Maidstone
+44 (0) 1344 630861
+44 (0) 7827 920601
How can we help you get the most out of this event? We want to ensure accessibility for all of our members. Please contact us in confidence prior to attendance and we will do our best to answer any questions and support any additional needs you may have.
Our Speakers
Alex Mullings
Director
Alex has been influencing safety strategy in the built environment for over a decade.
Having held senior safety positions at Mott MacDonald and EQUANS, he now specialises in advising, consulting and coaching organisations on influencing safety strategy in the broader organisational context.
Driven by the belief that safety culture must be lived, not laminated on a noticeboard, Alex curated BITESIZE safety conversations™, an innovative conversational learning practice that helps organisations embed behavioural competence aligned with recognised industry standards through short, impactful discussions delivered in the flow of work, eliminating the time, cost and disruption of out-dated traditional workplace learning methods.
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