Published: Thursday 9 January 2025
Since the introduction of the Building Safety Act in 2022 our Fire Safety Team have appointed two dedicated Building Safety Managers to oversee the work required as part of the Act.
The role of a Building Safety Manager involves monitoring the structural safety of high-risk buildings, while also establishing a point of contact for any residents regarding fire or safety-related issues.
Anyone living in one of the buildings listed below has a dedicated Building Safety Manager who oversees the structural and fire safety management. As a team, they have several key duties, including carrying out regular building safety inspections and regular visits with residents.
The managers are each responsible for a selection of buildings. You can find out who your manager is by looking at the list below:
Mickey Power
- Adair Tower
- Ashburnham Tower
- Berenger Tower
- Blantyre Tower
- Chelsea Farm House
- Jean Darling House
- Chelsea Reach Tower
- Dartrey Tower
- Gilray House
- Greaves Tower
- Hazelwood Tower
- 1 Kelso Cochrane Lane
- Lacland House
- Lancaster Road
- Lonsdale House
- Lowerwood Court
- Milman’s House
- Oxford Gardens
- Raymede Tower
- Riley House
- Treverton Tower
- Burgess Field
- Nursery Lane
- Tavistock Road
- Whistler Tower
Tina Mistry
- Broadwood Terrace
- Carton House
- Chesterton Square
- Dixon House
- Elm Park Gardens
- Elm Park House
- Frinstead House
- 4 Hortensia Road
- 59 Wornington Road
- 61 Wornington Road
- King Charles House
- Markland House
- Marley House
- Whitchurch House
- Blechynden House
- Hesketh Place
- Runcorn Place
- Trellick Tower
- Whitstable House
You can get in touch with the team by emailing them directly at [email protected]