Author: taggit
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Fire Extinguisher Servicing Records: What UK Law Requires and How to Keep Them
Fire extinguishers must be serviced annually and checked monthly under UK law. Here’s what records you need and how to stay compliant at all times.
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Fire Door Inspection Records: Legal Requirements and How to Stay Compliant
Fire doors must be inspected regularly and records kept — or face enforcement action. Here is what UK law requires and how to manage fire door compliance properly.
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How QR Code Asset Tracking Saves Construction Sites from Audit Failures
Construction sites face some of the most rigorous asset compliance requirements in any industry. QR code tracking is changing how operations teams manage equipment across multiple sites — and pass audits first time.
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PAT Testing: What Records You’re Legally Required to Keep (and How to Stop Losing Them)
PAT testing isn’t just about passing or failing appliances — it’s about the records. Here’s what UK businesses must document and how to ensure those records are there when you need them.
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What is LOLER and Why Your Lifting Equipment Records Could Fail an HSE Inspection
LOLER requires thorough inspection records for all lifting equipment. Here’s what UK operations teams must document — and how gaps in your records can trigger an HSE enforcement notice.
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5 Signs Your Operations Team Has Outgrown Spreadsheets for Asset Management
Spreadsheets got you this far. But there are clear signals that they’re now costing your operations team more than they’re saving — in time, audit risk, and lost equipment.
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PUWER Explained: A Plain-English Guide for Facilities Managers
The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 applies to almost every piece of equipment in your building. Here’s what facilities managers need to know — and document — to stay compliant.