As many of you already know, we offer a free client portal for all of our Property and Block Management clients. Excitingly, our dedicated in-house software development team have been working on a brand-new feature for our client portal, that Read more…
After much deliberation and passing back and forth through parliament, it was announced on Thursday 29th April that the Fire Safety Bill will finally become law. This is much anticipated news and means that the proposed requirements we have all Read more…
We’re excited to announce the launch of our brand-new podcast series The Block Safety Podcast. The Block Safety Podcast has been created to inform and educate those within the Leasehold Residential Property management sector and aims to answer some of Read more…
As restrictions are starting to lift and many of us are preparing for that long-awaited return to the office or workplace, employers should be aware that there are some extra safety measures that may need to be taken. As well Read more…
The IRPM (Institute of Residential Property Management) Annual Seminar is back! We have been involved with IRPM Seminars for a number of years now and are proud to be platinum sponsors of this year’s event, which will be held online Read more…
The Duty to Manage Asbestos is contained in Regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. It states that the Duty Holder (which in residential blocks is likely to be the Property Manager of Landlord) is responsible for reducing Read more…
Nearly all businesses rely on cars or vans and most organisations will use vehicles in some capacity. Here at 4site, our Assessors rely on them for their daily site visits for risk assessments, surveys and inspections and our office-based staff Read more…
If you have had a Health, Safety and Fire Risk Assessment carried out on your building or a building you manage, you would have likely noticed that your report includes both hazards and legal non-compliances. Whilst hazards are the Physical Read more…
Foreword: This article applies primarily to requirements in Commercial Buildings & Workplaces. If you are a Residential Property Professional then there is a paragraph specifically for this below which can be read in isolation from the remainder of the article. Read more…
The housing secretary, Robert Jenrick, has announced a new £3.5 Billion fund towards fixing dangerous cladding on high-rise buildings in England. This announcement comes after it was argued that the £1 Billion Building Safety Fund revealed last March, was not Read more…