Building compliance information takes centre stage for Uptick webinar

For most fire protection-centric companies, the management of different tasks, members of staff, contractors and reports can be a somewhat difficult task due to the sheer complexity and volume of what’s involved.

All of those businesses have a Duty of Care to be observed on behalf of their clients, in turn meaning that all of the tasks transacted must be wholly reliable and accurate. If not, there’s the potential for misalignment and non-compliance.

There’s now a growing awareness of the potentially detrimental impact of not taking compliance matters seriously. This is coupled with a movement across the fire protection industry centred on driving increased visibility and transparency for building compliance in the hope of making all buildings safer.

The use of technology is paramount in terms of driving this compliance as the former allows for a ‘single source of truth’ for all stakeholders, from the owner to the auditor and on again to the presiding authorities.

Technology driving compliance

Driven by its stated mission of making all buildings safer by turning once paper-based work into an entirely digitised process, Webinar sponsor Uptick will use the hour-long session – which is certified for Continuing Professional Development through the Institute of Fire Safety Managers – to address topics ranging from the role of technology in driving compliance within the industry through to access to compliance data itself and also the overriding importance of third party accreditation,

Chaired by Mark Sennett (CEO at Western Business Media and the founder of Fire Safety Matters magazine), the webinar – running under the headline ‘Making Building Compliance Visible in Real-Time’ – features detailed input from Roi Abraham, the head of growth at Uptick.

On the day, Abraham plans to draw on a diverse spectrum of experience gained from having spent over a decade operating in the property and technology sectors. Indeed, Abraham was Uptick’s first employee back in 2014, heading sales operations and partnerships from inception. He has one goal in mind: to disrupt what he references as a “clunky and slow-moving” industry by delivering a positive impact for the outside world.

Register to attend

*Register to attend the Fire Safety Matters-Uptick webinar entitled ‘Making Building Compliance Visible in Real-Time’, which takes place at 10.30 am on Monday 26 September (NB: This is a change of date due to the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II taking place on Monday 19 September, which was the original date for this webinar)