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UK&I residential safety in practice: HHSRS, housing hazards & professional responsibilities

Online

From £27 + VAT

Overview

The quality and safety of residential housing continue to be a key area of focus across the property sector, with increasing attention on housing conditions, occupant wellbeing, regulatory compliance and professional accountability.

Understanding how residential hazards are identified, assessed and reported is essential for surveyors and housing professionals involved in inspecting, managing and advising on residential property.

This webinar provides a practical introduction to the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and its role in assessing residential risk. Through expert insight and real-world examples, delegates will explore common housing hazards, including damp and mould, excess cold, falls, electrical hazards and fire risk considerations.

The session examines the surveyor's professional responsibilities when identifying and reporting hazards, helping attendees build confidence in delivering informed advice and supporting safer housing outcomes.

Learning outcomes

Understand the purpose, principles and recent updates to the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS).

Recognise common residential hazards and their potential impact on occupants.

Identify key risks relating to damp and mould, excess cold, falls and other housing hazards.

Understand the role of surveyors and housing professionals in identifying and reporting safety concerns.

Apply practical considerations when assessing residential risks and housing conditions.

Strengthen professional judgement and support safer housing outcomes through effective reporting and advice.

Price summary

RICS Member

GBP £27 + VAT

Non-RICS Member

GBP £36 + VAT

From £27

+ VAT