The Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS) has updated its popular e-learning module – An Introduction to the Building Safety Act – to support business in understanding the basic concepts of the Building Safety Act.
The course was first introduced in 2024 and has been updated to reflect the latest guidance and understanding of how the regulations are being interpreted on the ground.
The course supports professionals working across the finishes and interiors sector, providing practical guidance on responsibilities, compliance, and best practice. It offers a clear and accessible introduction to the Building Safety Act and its implications for day-to-day operations. It aims to improve understanding of duty holder roles, competence requirements, and the “golden thread” of information, while reinforcing a culture of accountability and safety.
The interactive online course enables learners to progress at their own pace and includes real-world scenarios relevant to the sector. Key topics covered include:
- An overview of the Building Safety Act and its objectives
- Defective Premises Act and other Sanctions
- Roles and responsibilities within the finishes and interiors supply chain
- Defective Premises Act and other Sanctions
- Managing building safety risks and compliance obligations
- Record keeping, information management, and the golden thread
- The importance of competence, collaboration, and accountability
The e-learning module is now available online and forms part of our wider commitment to raising standards, improving competence, and enhancing building safety across the finishes and interiors sector.
For more information or to access the module, visit https://www.thefis.org/skills-hub/training-offers-for-members/fis-training-modules/an-introduction-to-the-fis-building-safety-act-course/
