Boilers & Gas Safety Feature
Organisations working within safety and compliance industries need to take a modern, technological approach to improve living conditions
users Clairglow Heating have said: “With over 40 years of working in the central heating industry, Clairglow Heating has seen many advances and changes take place. Some have been positive and others not so! Ensuring that we keep up with innovations that help us to deliver a high quality service to our clients is both a challenge and a priority for our business. Gas Tag has been one innovation that we have embraced and not been disappointed by.” “The Gas Tag system gives us the confidence that our boilers are being
maintained correctly and thoroughly and access to the portal provides transparency to the work that has been carried out. The system is simple and easy to use for both engineers and administrators alike and provides a solid structure to the gas servicing process that ensures a consistent approach across the Company. The system is already helping to make us more accurate and the visibility that the systems gives us will undoubtedly help us to manage our engineers more effectively.” “We look forward to seeing future developments and believe that this is
one innovation that could truly help to shape the Gas Servicing Industry for the better.” We have the opportunity now to use technology to give an unparalleled level
of transparency of our industry to our customers. Residents are increasingly demanding transparency through technology in the services they use and with our industry embracing this approach, it can only serve to raise public confidence about the safety of the gas works conducted in their homes.
Paul Durose is founder & CEO of Gas Tag
Safety & Regulation
HOUSING MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE
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