During your compliance visit, we carry out a structured inspection of the key systems that keep your building safe, legal, and operational. Our checks include:

• Fire Safety Systems   Fire alarms, extinguishers, emergency lighting, fire doors, signage, and evacuation routes.
• Electrical Compliance   Consumer units, distribution boards, fixed wiring condition, socket safety, and visible defects.
• Water Hygiene   Temperature checks, dead‑leg identification, tank condition, flushing routines, and Legionella risk indicators.
• Asset Condition   HVAC units, pumps, motors, fans, belts, filters, and general plant room condition.
• General Safety & Housekeeping   Trip hazards, blocked exits, unsafe storage, lighting failures, and site‑specific risks.

Every inspection is carried out by trained professionals who follow statutory requirements and SFG20 guidance.

Our inspections are designed to protect your building, your people, and your legal responsibilities. We do this by:

• Identifying risks early before they become costly failures or safety issues.
• Ensuring your site meets legal standards, including fire safety, electrical safety, and water hygiene.
• Reducing downtime by spotting wear, damage, or deterioration before it causes disruption.
• Providing clear evidence that your building is being maintained responsibly and professionally.
• Supporting your insurance and audit requirements with transparent, photo‑rich reporting.

The result is a safer, more reliable building — and complete confidence that you’re meeting your compliance obligations.

Here’s what happens during a typical compliance inspection:

1. Initial Walkthrough   We meet with you or your site contact to understand any concerns, recent issues, or operational requirements.
2. System‑by‑System Inspection   We check fire, electrical, water, and general safety areas using a structured checklist.
3. Evidence Gathering   Photos, notes, asset details, and risk observations are recorded for your report.
4. On‑Site Feedback   If we find anything urgent, we tell you immediately and explain the risk.
5. Full Report Issued   You receive a clear, easy‑to‑read report with findings, recommendations, and next steps.
6. Follow‑Up Support   We can quote, schedule, or carry out any remedial work required.

It’s a simple, transparent process designed to give you clarity and control.

Our compliance process covers all major building safety and maintenance areas:

Fire Safety

• Fire alarms
• Emergency lighting
• Fire extinguishers
• Fire doors
• Escape routes
• Signage

Electrical Safety

• Distribution boards
• Fixed wiring condition
• Socket and switch safety
• Overheating or damage
• PAT testing (if required)

Water Hygiene

• Temperature checks
• Tank inspections
• Dead‑leg identification
• Flushing routines
• Legionella risk indicators

Asset & Plant Condition

• HVAC systems
• Pumps and motors
• Filters and belts
• Ventilation systems
• General plant room housekeeping

General Building Safety

• Lighting
• Trip hazards
• Blocked exits
• Unsafe storage
• Site‑specific risks

This gives you a complete picture of your building’s compliance status.

When you book a compliance inspection with ICFM, you can expect:

• Clear communication before, during, and after the visit
• Professional engineers who follow strict safety and conduct standards
• A thorough, structured inspection of all key compliance areas
• Photo‑rich evidence of every issue found
• Practical recommendations, not generic advice
• A transparent report you can use for audits, insurance, and internal records
• Support with remedial works if you want us to resolve any issues

Our goal is to make compliance simple, predictable, and fully transparent.