• A clear explanation of how the Welsh building safety regime has evolved • An overview of the dutyholder and competence requirements applying from July 2026 • Practical guidance on the new building control approval process • Detailed insight into higherrisk building procedures, staged approvals and prescribed information • Clarity on enforcement powers and what they mean in practice • A plainEnglish explanation of transitional arrangements for projects already underway Preparing for July 2026 Transitional provisions mean that some projects already in the system before 1st July 2026 will continue under the current arrangements. However, any project that has not deposited full
plans or secured acceptance of an initial notice by that date will need to comply with the new Welsh regime from the outset.
With increased emphasis on competence, accountability and documented compliance, now is the right time for organisations to ensure their teams understand how the Welsh system operates. FIS remains committed to supporting the finishes and interiors sector through the biggest regulatory change in a generation. Alongside this new Walesspecific module, FIS continues to provide guidance, training and practical tools to help members manage risk, improve safety and remain compliant. To access the course, visit the FIS E-Learning Academy. For any questions about the regulations contact the FIS team at info@thefis.org or 0121 707 0077.
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