Clear building-level asbestos records that estates staff can act on, produced from surveys captured in short access windows. Built for asbestos surveyors.
School buildings are often surveyed by external consultants but managed day to day by estates and site staff. A dense technical PDF is the wrong tool for that audience. The same survey should also produce a short, action-focused summary that a premises manager can work from.
Each building carries its own survey history, register and issued reports.
Rooms and items recorded on a tablet during limited access windows.
A short, action-focused document for premises and estates staff.
Due and overdue items surfaced across the whole estate.
Multi-user plans let central estates teams and surveyors share one workspace.
Changes and photos are recorded against the item for defensible records.
One survey produces the full technical report, the ACM register and the management summary — so the specialist file and the site-level document never disagree.
Yes. Each school or building has its own property record, and a multi-user organisation workspace lets estates staff and surveyors see the same information.
The management summary and action plan present the register in plain, action-focused language, alongside the full technical report for the file.
Surveys are captured on a tablet during whatever access window is available and completed in the office afterwards, so site time is kept short.
Yes. Items due, overdue or with no inspection date recorded appear on the reinspection dashboard across every site.
No. It helps you maintain and evidence the records supporting the duty to manage under CAR 2012. The responsible body remains accountable for compliance.
Registers, actions and oversight for duty holders.
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