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Hannah's list. Seventy-five sites, recalculated before anyone is in.
Six overdue. Worst first: twenty-three days, and nobody had noticed.
Click the pulsing oneHannah's list · 1 of 6 · Larchmont Court, 24 flats
The fire risk assessment is twenty-three days overdue.
- The works order is already written.
- Example Fire Safety is on it, because they did the last one.
- Nobody typed a word this morning. Your part is one click.
Larchmont Court · fire risk assessment
- Sent.A link of their own. No password, no app.
- Opened.You see the moment it happens.
- Booked.For 10:00. The reminders stop by themselves.
- In.The report arrives by email. Drop it on; Servanda reads it.
Fire risk assessment
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 · common parts
- Premises
- Larchmont Court
- Date of assessment
- Review by
- Overall risk
- Tolerable
- Action 1, high
- Flat 4 entrance door: replace damaged smoke seal
- Action 2, medium
- Stair 2: emergency light not working
- Action 3, low
- Riser cupboard: remove stored items
- Assessor
- J. Hart, Example Fire Safety
Read by Servanda · due dates set by priority
- Assessed
- Next review due
- Overall riskTolerable
- Fire door, flat 4 · high
- Emergency light, stair 2 · medium
- Riser cupboard · low
Larchmont Court · fire risk assessment
Kept.
Assessed, read and filed. Three actions, each with a due date, tracked until they are closed. The next review is due .
That was the first of six. Five to go.
No account and no obligation. The founder replies, not a sales team.