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The phrase, “we’re compliant” is one that social housing providers in the UK often use to reassure boards, tenants, and regulators alike. However, this raises a vital question as to what “being compliant” actually means in practice. In simple terms, compliance for...
In the UK’s social housing sector, asbestos continues to be one of the most persistent and highest-risk compliance areas. This is despite the use of asbestos in construction having been entirely banned in the UK since 1999, followed by decades of awareness and...
The tragic death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak in 2020, from a severe respiratory condition caused by prolonged exposure to black mould in his Rochdale social housing flat, highlighted systemic failures in how damp and mould was addressed in UK social housing. A...
As we start a new year, January is a month that sets the tone for the year ahead. It is a time to review and build on the successes of the year before and to address areas for improvement. This month’s Vision Pro Software Bulletin offers updates to help teams maximise...
As the year draws to a close, December offers a chance to pause and take stock. It’s a moment to recognise progress, thank the people who make it possible, and start thinking about what comes next. This month’s Vision Pro Software Bulletin does exactly that, bringing...
A UK local education authority responsible for a large and varied education estate needed a more dependable way to manage asbestos, fire, and legionella risks. Their existing setup relied on paper files, PDFs, and spreadsheets, which made it difficult to keep...
A leading UK high street retailer operating more than 300 stores nationwide carries out thousands of audits every week, covering fire safety and wider health and safety compliance. With inspections previously managed through paper checklists and manual processes,...
A leading UK university operating across several campuses needed a more reliable way to manage fire safety compliance across a complex estate. With thousands of assets to inspect and a mix of historic and modern buildings, paper checklists and spreadsheets were no...
A District Council responsible for housing, public buildings, leisure sites, and operational facilities needed a better way to stay on top of asbestos and wider compliance duties. Their old process relied heavily on paper files, PDFs, and scattered spreadsheets, which...
All manner of organisations, in the UK and around the world as well as across sectors such as healthcare, education, property, and construction, are grappling with mounting operational and compliance pressures. You might be reading this, for example, as a key...
November has a way of slowing things down just enough for teams to take stock. It’s a good opportunity to review what’s working, identify where improvements are needed, and plan for the months ahead. This month’s Vision Pro Bulletin focuses on the connections that...
The facilities management landscape has never been more multilayered or as demanding than it is today. For those involved in these processes, it is also not overly difficult to see the reasons why. The facilities teams of today frequently need to manage multiple sites...