Housing Standards Academy https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 0.1 How this course works 12.4 The action plan 12.3 Reporting what you found 12.2 One deficiency, several hazards 12.1 A walk round Flat B 11.5 A record that stands up 11.4 From findings to a schedule of works 11.3 Indicators and the harm outcome 11.2 Indicators and the likelihood of harm 11.1 When a full HHSRS assessment is needed 10.3 Means of escape 10.2 Smoke and fire detection 10.1 Furniture, equipment and safety records 9.4 Pests 9.3 Radon and biocides 9.2 Weather-tightness, drainage and damp and mould 9.1 Ventilation 8.4 Heating, combustion appliances and carbon monoxide 8.3 Insulation 8.2 Electrics, gas appliances and sockets 8.1 Lighting 7.3 Guards, window restrictors and fireguards 7.2 Handrails, headroom and landings 7.1 Stairs and stair coverings 6.3 Windows, common entrances and frames 6.2 Entrance doors, locks and external lighting 6.1 Noise 5.4 External space 5.3 Internal doors 5.2 Space and sleeping rooms 5.1 Clothes drying 4.4 Kitchen extraction, food storage and floor 4.3 Kitchen space, sink, worktop and cooking 4.2 Showers, surfaces and bathroom ventilation 4.1 Bathroom and WC provision 3.4 Water supply and hot water 3.3 Drainage 3.2 Asbestos 3.1 Structural condition 2.4 From what you found to what happens next 2.3 Recording what you find 2.2 Looking at the whole dwelling 2.1 Before the visit 1.4 Reading the numbers: 19 areas, 80 indicators, 21 hazards 1.3 What baseline indicators are not 1.2 From a deficiency to a hazard 1.1 Baseline indicators, deficiencies and hazards Understanding and Applying HHSRS Baseline Indicators Final assessment Home