CONTINUOUS COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT BY CHECKIT
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...
Checkit combines digital technology with experienced, highly qualified expertise, helping business of any size to manage their due diligence processes digitally. Checkit provides specialist support and assistance to ensure standards on-site are maintained. Checkit’s in- house compliance experts in partnership with a national network of consultants, can assist with any requirements, from Health and Safety to Food Standards, all built on three key services:
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End-to-end compliance consultancy to develop and implement airtight procedures
• Remote and physical auditing to ensure total readiness for random local authority inspections
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A helpline to offer advice in emergencies, minimising the impact of negative outcomes
COMPANY PROFILE
Checkit’s real-time operations management soſtware makes organisations smart, safe and efficient. Our products use Internet of Things (IoT), mobile and cloud technologies to ensure our customers get the best out of their mobile teams, processes and buildings.
Checkit users operate in many sectors including retail, hospitality, healthcare, real estate management and manufacturing.
Company Contact
01223 941 450
www.checkit.net
Chris Hassall, Checkit’s Compliance and Risk Management Director at Checkit, said: “This will give businesses the confidence that they are operating in line with legal requirements and best practices, together with ability to identify and resolve performance problems early, providing support and guidance to react to any potential issues and make sure they are addressed in the right way.”
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