Different people contribute at different stages of a damp and mould job. These examples explain the records each team contributes and the practical benefit of keeping them connected.
Record area findings, photographs, readings and ventilation observations. Prepare the information the responsible surveyor needs to check and approve the report.
Give the office clear findings with the evidence that supports them.
Record remedial activity, work photographs and visit notes against the case, so the work can be understood alongside the original survey.
Show the remedial work recorded and any issues that need follow-up.
Bring the recorded survey and remediation information together for report preparation and client handovers, with the surveyor responsible for report approval.
Spend less effort reconstructing a job from separate files and messages.
Walk through a fictional job and discuss your team’s requirements, onboarding and commercial terms.
