To help your Accountable Person (AP) to keep the building safe from the spread of fire or structural failure by:

• Following any terms set out in your lease or rental agreement;
• In cases where your property is tenanted, taking appropriate steps to ensure that your tenant is aware of their responsibilities under the lease agreement and for fire safety;
• Inform your AP of any needs you may have in order regarding abilities to follow emergency evacuation instructions, including if you need additional equipment to assist in creating awareness of a fire occurring, (e.g., Vibrating fire or smoke alarms);
• Behaving responsibly;
• Keeping your personal belongings out of communal areas;

• Keep fire doors shut when not in use;
• Ensure your own flat front door is well maintained or replaced if advised to do so during Fire Door Assessments;
• Install and maintain appropriate smoke detection devices within your unit;
• Report any faults or damage to fire doors immediately to the Accountable Person;
• Refraining from causing damage, removing or interfering with relevant safety items (e.g., fire doors, signage, sprinklers, smoke alarms or fire extinguishers);
• Refraining from doing anything that could increase or create a risk of spread of fire or structural failure (e.g., carrying out refurbishment or building work that increases or creates a building safety risk);
• Providing your AP with any information they ask for, that they need to carry out their duties;
• Raise awareness about safety risks in the building;
• Provide access to the AP, where they reasonably request it, so that they can assess and manage building safety risks;
• Comply with contravention notices, where they have been given.
• If you rent out your unit to a tenant, ensure that you have taken and recorded reasonable efforts to make your tenants aware of: 
  • Your responsibilities under the covenants of the lease, by which they must also abide;
  • Fire safety procedures for the building;
  • Their responsibilities as residents of a High Rise Residential Building;
  • This website and any information provided that must be given to residents;
  • You should also ensure that you are compliant with relevant Landlord and Tenant legislation, ensuring that the unit has an up-to-date gas safety certificate (if relevant) and Electrical Installation Condition Report, you have provided adequate and sufficient smoke alarms, and you have ensured that all furnishings provided are fire-safe. Read more here.