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25th September 2020

Just as we considered reviewing control measures and procedures when buildings became less occupied and, in many cases, vacant, the same is now true with remobilisation.

24th September 2020

For those already remobilised to the workplace, those about to, or indeed those planning it, alongside COVID-19 precautions, what are the other considerations to make sure are in place?

19th August 2020

For those already remobilised to the workplace, those about to, or indeed those planning it, a COVID-19 cleaning regime will be a necessary control measure but what is the best advice?

29th July 2020

For those already remobilised to the workplace, those about to, or indeed those planning it, a COVID-19 risk assessment will be fundamental to your successful return.

25th June 2020

As our sector slowly starts its way back to normality (or adjusting to the ‘new normal’) following COVID-19 we are faced with yet another set of challenges as buildings begin to reoccupy; and we are having to, again, amend our approach to water management.

25th June 2020

As our sector responds to the new normal, we recognise that air quality, from an operations perspective, is a key consideration in helping to reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission, while maintaining conditions as optimum as possible for occupants.

25th June 2020

As our sector continues to respond to the challenges of managing COVID-19 some workplaces will remain partially occupied or empty, whilst some start to become re-occupied.

11th June 2020

As remobilisation builds and we see more organisations opening back up for business, making sure our building systems and services are also ready and compliance is going to be important.

22nd May 2020

With a back to work message this month and the release of “Our Plan to Rebuild: The UK Government’s COVID-19 recovery strategy” there has been a host of support information and guidance produced for us to consider. So, what does it mean for your organisation?

24th April 2020

Our management of the COVID-19 pandemic remains, rightly high on the agenda. While many of the initial issues around managing buildings in a “lockdown” have been confronted, there remains much we can be doing to continue to help keep our people and premises safe.

9th April 2020

During these unprecedented times of pandemic lockdown, most of us are now working from home where possible. There is currently no requirement for the daily commute and your car maybe sitting in your garage, driveway or in the street and getting much less use. Here are some things to consider to keep you on the right side of the law and avoid further disruption.

9th April 2020

According to Public Health England guidance released on 25^th March 2020, it is ‘very unlikely that you can catch coronavirus from food’. However, procedures to keep those staff working in the food industry are still needed, as is a food safety management system and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) to keep food safe to eat.