Building safety case support Worthing

Building safety case support for Worthing buildings

The South East combines commuter towns, coastal resorts with converted guest houses, university cities and large logistics parks along the M25, M4 and M3 corridors. That mix brings everything from HMO alarm upgrades to large-area warehouse detection.

Under the Building Safety Act 2022, occupied higher-risk buildings in England (at least 18 metres or seven storeys high, with at least two residential units) must be registered with the Building Safety Regulator. The Principal Accountable Person must assess the building safety risks, which are fire spread and structural failure, and take all reasonable steps to manage them.

That assessment and its evidence form the safety case. The safety case report summarises it, and the Regulator can call it in at any time as part of a building assessment. A strong report is backed by real evidence: current fire risk assessments, external wall appraisals, fire door records, fire alarm and emergency lighting certificates, and maintenance histories.

The rules that apply in Worthing

Occupied buildings in England at least 18 metres or seven storeys high with two or more residential units are higher-risk buildings. They must be registered with the Building Safety Regulator, and the Principal Accountable Person must prepare a safety case report that can be called in at any time.

What is included

Gap analysis against the safety case requirements
Collation of fire and structural safety evidence
Safety case report drafting support
Key building information review
Golden thread information structure
Resident engagement strategy support
Mandatory occurrence reporting process setup
Fire alarm, emergency lighting and fire door evidence packs

Buildings we work on in Worthing

Principal Accountable Persons
Freeholders and resident management companies
Housing associations
Build-to-rent operators
Student accommodation providers
Managing agents

Areas we cover from Worthing

From Worthing we also cover Brighton (10 miles), Horsham (17 miles), Chichester (18 miles), Crawley (22 miles) and Eastbourne (29 miles). Elsewhere in West Sussex we work in Crawley, Chichester and Horsham. If your building is not in a listed town, we still cover it: every enquiry for building safety case support in South East England is handled the same way.

How a job runs

Tell us about the building

Use the form or send us your fire risk assessment action plan. A few details on height, use and current systems are enough to start.

Survey or desktop review

Where we need to see the building, we visit. For some jobs, such as EWS1 scoping, we start with the documents you already hold.

Fixed quote

You get a written, fixed price with a clear scope. Nothing chargeable happens without your approval.

Work and certification

Our engineers carry out the work and leave the right certificates, photographs and logbook entries.

Records and reminders

Reports are filed by building and we remind you before the next test, inspection or review is due.

Building safety case support in Worthing: questions

Do you provide building safety case support in Worthing?

Yes. We carry out building safety case support in Worthing and across West Sussex, including Brighton, Horsham, Chichester, Crawley. Use the form to tell us about the building and we will reply within one working day.

Which fire and rescue service covers Worthing?

Worthing is covered by West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, which enforces fire safety law for non-domestic premises and the common parts of residential buildings in the area.

What is a higher-risk building?

In England, a building at least 18 metres tall or with at least seven storeys, containing at least two residential units. Hospitals and care homes are covered during design and construction, but not by the occupation-phase regime.

Is the safety case the same as the safety case report?

No. The safety case is the full body of risk assessment and evidence. The safety case report is the document that summarises it and is submitted to the Regulator when requested.

Can you act as our Accountable Person?

No. The Accountable Person is defined by ownership or repairing obligations and cannot be transferred to a contractor. We support Accountable Persons with the evidence, documents and processes they need.

Building safety case support in Worthing