FREE CONSULTATION: STAYING COMPLIANT OF THE BUILDING SAFETY ACT 2022
Book a consultation with our construction experts today. We’ll discuss how our no code tool empowers your workforce to capture, log and maintain information digitally to ensure your organisation stays compliant after the October 2023 Building Safety Act deadline.
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How Can FlowForma Help
Digitise the recording of inspections, fire safety, equipment & material management
Quick adoption throughout a workforce without coding skills
Improve on-site visibility by capturing data across the construction lifecycle
Ensure safety compliance with mandatory Golden Thread requirement
Seamless integration with existing platforms and systems
Documents digitalised in weeks to ensure rapid compliance
Benefit from 9 construction process automation templates
We have developed 9 fully customizable out-of-the-box process templates ready for you to adapt and deploy with speed to ensure compliance in the new Building Safety Act legislation.
1. Safety Observation Report
This pre-built template will allow you to collects information about the safety of working conditions observed by workers on site. The template is a quick and easy way to empower workers to identify and report any unsafe conditions or potential hazards.
2. Monthly Project Controls
Completed by a lead department, estimator or architect who outlines issues within their role, the form user has the option to select which department or user should attend and which users are not a priority. This is vital for the successful completion of a project.
3. Recording of Issues
Our pre-built templates contain a feature that allows users to upload an image via a device, such as mobile phone or tablet, and import the image into a process where the user can then highlight a specific area for assessment or review.
4. Field Change Request
5. Materials Requistion
6. QA - Checksheet
7. Concrete Pre-pour
8. Hot Works Permit
9. Labor Requisition
What our customers say
Before FlowForma, an engineer would have to fill out a paper form with utility drawings that had to be reviewed by three different people before sign-off allowed the dig to commence. Now, a digital form is integrated with Downer’s survey and mapping applications, making light work of defining and visualizing the area of the dig.
Karl Henderson, Digital Engineering Lead, Downer