Building Safety Conference 2026: Hear from the Building Safety Regulator
Date: Tuesday 22nd September 2026
Location: Cavendish Conference Centre, London
Time: 09:30 – 16:00
Discount: 20% off with code CM20
The building safety regime is entering a new phase, bringing new responsibilities, regulatory requirements and compliance challenges for construction professionals. Westminster Insight’s Building Safety Conference returns to London on Tuesday 22nd September 2026, providing a practical and timely update on the changes shaping the sector.
Chaired by Jon Vanstone, Chair of the Industry Competence Committee, the conference brings together senior figures from the Building Safety Regulator, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, and leading industry organisations to explore the latest developments in building safety, fire regulation and construction product reform.
With increasing scrutiny on higher-risk buildings and Gateway 2 and 3 applications, the event will offer practical guidance on how organisations can strengthen submissions, improve information management and reduce delays in the approval process.
Why Attend?
Hear directly from regulators and industry leaders on efforts to improve processes, increase transparency and support the sector in meeting its obligations. Sessions will cover timely topics including:
- Updates on the implementation of the new building safety regime and Grenfell Tower Inquiry
- Construction Products Reform and enhanced requirements for safety-critical products.
- Lessons from successful Gateway 2 and 3 applications.
- The practical implications of the Building Safety Levy for the construction sector.
- Proposed changes to Approved Document B and future fire safety requirements.
- Competency frameworks, skills development and the future regulation of the built environment workforce.
Whether you work in design, construction, building control, compliance or asset management, this conference offers an opportunity to gain expert guidance, hear first-hand regulatory updates and ensure your organisation is prepared for the next stage of building safety reform and regulatory change.