Your Safety

The safety of you and your home is really important to us. So much so that it’s one of our core objectives over the next three years. You can find out more about our three-year strategy here.

We’ve also joined the National Social Housing Safety and Compliance campaign, publicly making the following pledges:

The safety of our customers and colleagues is our top priority at Magna.
“Always safe” is one of our key values. We’ll be customer-focused in our approach and work together to keep everyone safe
We all take ownership and responsibility when it comes to safety
Our information and advice about safety will be easy to understand and accessible for everyone.

Our corporate value of Always safe, encourages both our colleagues and customers to be proactive and raise any health and safety or wellbeing concerns about what they see in our homes, for example, this could be anything from a damaged step or a leaking pipe, to concerns for someone’s wellbeing. Below are some key safety areas - please take a look.

Asbestos

Asbestos is the name given to a group of fibrous minerals found naturally in many parts of the world. In the past, asbestos was added to a variety of products to strengthen them and to provide fire proofing and noise reduction.

Fire safety

We do our best to keep your homes safe from fire - but we need your help.

Gas safety

If you smell gas contact National Gas Emergency Service immediately to report a gas leak on FREEPHONE 0800 111 999.

Electrical testing

We come to your home at least once every five years to make sure that the electrics in your home are safe. This is part of the important work we do to keep you safe in your home. It’s so important that we are required by law to do it.

Checking your smoke detector

Smoke alarms save lives, but only when they are working properly. If you look after your smoke alarm, it will look after you.

Pests and vermin

As a tenant it is your responsibility to deal with minor pests inside your home and in your garden. Some examples are mice, rats, ants, wasps, and woodlice.

Preparing for a power outage

Read lots of helpful tips which can help you to prepare in case your power goes out.

Covid - Keeping our customers and colleagues safe

Our teams are working safely and in-line with the latest national Covid guidance. We advise what we’re doing to keep you and our colleagues safe, and how you can help us.

Radon

Radon is a naturally occurring, colourless, odourless, radioactive gas. Radon can be found everywhere outdoors in the UK and can potentially accumulate indoors too. It's unlikely to cause any harm, however, it's important to survey and measure the exposure levels and take action where necessary.