Stay compliant and keep your team safe.
Part L compliance in 2026 is as much about evidence as it is about insulation thickness. This guide explains what Building Control and assessors are looking for, how the Home Energy Model (HEM) changes the workflow, and how to build a clean audit trail with photos, product data, and sign-offs - especially on real-world jobs like loft conversions and upgrades to older stock.
How UK contractors can replace paper sign in sheets with audit ready digital logs using QR codes and geofencing, aligned to 2026 HSE and Building Safety Act expectations. Learn the minimum viable tech stack, workflows and evidence standards that stand up to regulators, insurers and client lawyers.
Practical 2026 guide for UK trades fleets to keep MOT, insurance, tax and brake testing compliant using Google Calendar, WhatsApp and DVLA/DVSA APIs instead of expensive fleet software. Learn how to design an audit ready reminder workflow that stands up to DVSA and Traffic Commissioner scrutiny.
Practical 2026 guide for UK contractors on setting up compliant temporary EV charging on building sites while controlling energy costs and tracking spend to jobs. Covers DNO rules, hardware choices, security, winter performance and digital job-costing with Xero and QuickBooks.
From October 2023 and into 2026, UK Building Safety Act and Gateway 3 rules make digital, traceable handover packs a commercial and legal necessity. This guide shows small and mid-size contractors how to deliver compliant, QR code-enabled O&M packs using simple cloud tools—without paying for a full Common Data Environment.
MDF dust contains formaldehyde and ultra-fine particles that pose serious respiratory risks. Learn the UK workplace exposure limits, proper extraction methods, and RPE requirements to stay safe and compliant.
Reactive maintenance priorities for UK contractors, covering P1, P2, and P3 classifications, recommended SLAs, evidence collection methods, and compliance strategies.
Digital approach to construction site safety audits, covering the importance of automation, compliance, and effective communication for small contractors.
Updated PAS 2035:2023 requirements for small contractors regarding ventilation assessments, solution selection, and documentation for TrustMark compliance.
Practical approach for small UK contractors to set up the golden thread using accessible tools like Google Drive and QR codes for compliance.
Permit to work (PTW) system enhances safety for high-risk tasks on UK sites by using digital QR codes and WhatsApp for quick approvals and record-keeping.
QR code and AI-based inspection system for construction equipment, improving compliance with PUWER regulations through automated checks and work orders.
How to automate HSE safety alerts into Microsoft Teams and WhatsApp using Power Automate, keeping compliance and maintaining an audit trail.
DVSA mandates daily van walkaround checks for safety, requiring operators to document defects and maintain records, keeping vehicles are roadworthy before use.
Guide to creating a compliance dashboard in Google Sheets for managing site jobs, certificates, and evidence, suitable for small to mid-sized UK trades businesses.
From 1 October 2023, clients must appoint a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor for building work involving multiple contractors to ensure compliance with regulations.
Necessary steps for migrating intruder and fire alarm signalling from PSTN to IP/4G systems to ensure compliance and reliability before the 2027 switch-off.
Simple AI-driven workflow for drafting compliant risk assessments and method statements in construction, covering the importance of human oversight and documentation.
Traffic marshal ticket certifies training to safely guide vehicles on construction sites, typically costing £30 to £160 and valid for three years.
Businesses with ten or more employees must maintain an accident book, documenting incidents and RIDDOR-reportable events, while keeping compliance with GDPR regulations.
15-minute silica dust control plan for small construction sites, covering compliance with UK regulations, effective RPE use, and documentation methods.
In 2025, construction site managers must conduct thorough right to work checks for all employees and subcontractors, keeping compliance to avoid significant penalties.
Scaffolding must be inspected before first use, at least every seven days, and after events affecting stability, with records retained for three months.
Guidance on handling Artex containing asbestos, including testing, safety protocols, and compliance with HSE regulations for various work scenarios.
Simple plant inspection process using QR codes, WhatsApp, and checklists to ensure compliance with LOLER and PUWER regulations.
Practical QR and WhatsApp check-in system for lone workers in construction, covering setup, intervals, HSE compliance, and escalation procedures.
EICR observation codes C1, C2, C3, and FI, covering their meanings, examples, and implications for safety compliance and landlord responsibilities.
With the UK landline transition to digital by 2027, lift alarms must comply with EN 81-28 using GSM/4G or VoIP, keeping power backup and regular testing.
Effective near miss reporting procedures for construction sites, covering the importance of a simple process, QR code usage, and team training.
Legal requirements and recommended practices for PAT testing in various settings, covering risk assessment and compliance for trades and landlords.
Landlords and gas engineers in the UK must document reasonable attempts to gain tenant access for gas safety checks, without resorting to forceful measures.
This guide simplifies the Construction Phase Plan process for small builders and contractors, covering requirements, setup steps, and essential components for effective health and safety management.
Expectations of the HSE regarding toolbox talks in the UK, providing guidance on topics, frequency, and record-keeping for safety briefings.
UK construction professionals with essential guidance on creating effective RAMS, including a free template, key regulations, and common pitfalls to avoid.