RESIDENT ENGAGEMENT
STRATEGY SUMMARY
2024
CHELSEA CREEK
1-77 LOCKSIDE HOUSE
Contents
Strategy Overview
Inform
Consult
Review
Fire Safety Equipment in your building
Mandatory Occurrences
Further Information
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Strategy
Overview
What is covered in this Resident
Engagement Strategy Summary
01
Inform
What information we
will give to residents and
building owners
Consult
What we will ask your
opinions on and how we
will gather & use them
Review
How we will manage,
measure and review
your engagement
In this strategy, we will tell you how we will engage with you to help make sure your building is safe by doing the following:
The Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA) has established a range of duties relating to the occupation and management of Higher Risk
Buildings (referred to as HRBs). HRBs are broadly residential buildings which are at least 18m or 7 storeys in height.
The BSA duties are owed by Accountable Persons (APs). There can be more than one AP for a building, however the BSA requires a Principal
Accountable Person (PAP) to take the lead on BSA matters in order that there is a single entity with overall BSA responsibility.
The BSA requires the PAP for an HRB to prepare a strategy for promoting the participation of relevant persons (residents of the higher-risk
building who are aged 16 or over and those who own residential units in the building) in the making of building safety decisions. This is called a
Residents Engagement Strategy.
St George West London Ltd is the PAP for the building. Your PAP contact is Darren Osgood, who can be contacted by email at
estate.management@stgeorgeplc.com or telephone on 0207 471 4444.
References to “we” or “us” in this document are references to the PAP. Residential Management Group Limited (RMG) is the managing agent
for the PAP. On behalf of the PAP, RMG will work with all stakeholders to help deliver on the content of this strategy.
RESIDENT ENGAGEMENT
STRATEGY SUMMARY
2024
CHELSEA CREEK
1-77 LOCKSIDE HOUSE