This short online training session explains the framework of the Building Regulations in England, and introduces the key guidance, in the form of Approved Documents, for Parts A to S. Delegates will understand the basic principles and where to look for guidance.
Building Regulations are in place to ensure that certain minimum standards are met whenever building work is carried out, including new buildings, extensions and certain work in existing buildings. In England, the legal functional requirements are provided in Parts A to S, and these are supported by guidance in Approved Documents.
This short online training session explains the framework of the Building Regulations in England, introduces key guidance from the Approved Documents, and discusses how it can be implemented on projects. Delegates will understand the basic principles and where to look for guidance.
The new 2026 editions of Approved Documents L and F are covered (published March 2026, effective March 2027). The Building Safety Act and consequent changes to Part B (including the 2025 amendments and forthcoming 2026/2029 updates) are also included.
Ross FrenchSince 1997, Ross has worked in both contracting and consultancy. His qualifications and experience span architecture, urban design and engineering. Read Ross's full profile.
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This BSRIA Topic Guide provides an overview of the England building Regulations, focusing on aspects which most affect the building services industry.
This course is available through the BSRIA Foundation Programme