Compliance and Specialist Risk

• Asbestos Management — Asbestos-management support helps property dutyholders organise information and controls for asbestos-containing materials.
• Business Continuity — Property-related business-continuity planning identifies how premises and building-service failures could interrupt critical activities.
• Compliance Audits — A property compliance audit examines whether defined duties, inspection arrangements and action records are supported by usable evidence.
• Compliance Remedial Works — Compliance remedial works address specific defects or actions identified by an assessment, inspection or audit.
• COSHH Assessments — COSHH assessments examine how work could expose people to substances hazardous to health and how that exposure is controlled.
• Damp and Mould Investigations — Damp and mould investigation examines moisture sources and building conditions to guide an effective remedy.
• DSEAR Assessments — DSEAR assessments examine fire, explosion and related risks from dangerous substances used or present at work.
• Electrical Compliance — Electrical-compliance support connects inspection, maintenance and remedial records with the actual installation and equipment in use.
• Fire-Safety Compliance — Fire-safety compliance support brings the assessment, protective systems and management actions into a coherent property record.
• Gas Compliance — Gas-compliance support organises suitable inspection, servicing and remedial work around the gas installation and its use.
• Health and Safety — Property health-and-safety support identifies practical controls for the building work and operational interfaces within an agreed scope.
• Indoor Air Quality — Indoor-air-quality investigation examines the air conditions and potential pollutant sources affecting occupied spaces.
• Legionella Risk Assessments — A legionella risk assessment examines water-system risks and the controls needed for the premises.
• LEV Compliance and Testing — LEV compliance and testing assesses local exhaust ventilation used to capture hazardous substances at source.
• Lifting Equipment Compliance — Lifting-equipment compliance support brings equipment identity, maintenance, examination and defect actions into one usable arrangement.
• LOLER Compliance — LOLER compliance support coordinates the arrangements and records relevant to lifting equipment and lifting operations at work.
• Permit to Work — Permit-to-work support establishes a controlled authorisation process for selected hazardous tasks and their interfaces.
• Pressure Systems Compliance — Pressure-systems compliance support helps identify relevant equipment, examination arrangements and actions for stored-energy risks.
• PUWER Compliance — PUWER compliance support examines how work equipment is selected, used, maintained and inspected within its operating context.
• Statutory Compliance Management — Statutory-compliance management organises the property inspections, evidence and follow-up actions that arise from applicable duties.

Choose an assessment when the risk or control arrangement needs understanding; choose an inspection or examination when equipment condition needs checking; choose remedial work when a defined finding needs resolving. Management support connects the activities but does not replace their specialist technical judgement.

An immediate fault, recurring maintenance requirement and planned change need different instructions. Retain the original findings when moving between them so the work answers the actual issue. Explore maintenance for ongoing arrangements and projects for coordinated change.

For estates, relate local findings to the wider asset and investment plan without losing the priority of an individual defect.

Identify the premises boundary and the parties controlling each area or system. Build the instruction from actual assets and existing reports. Agree access, investigation limits, safety restrictions and the evidence needed to close each action. Provide site contacts, operating constraints and the reporting format needed to connect the results to your existing records.

Laboratories and industrial premises may have process-specific substances and equipment. Managing agents need clear landlord and occupier interfaces; education and care premises require coordination around vulnerable users. Duties and controls should follow the actual setting. Explore all sectors; the examples here do not limit the wider recorded offering.