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FireDNA generates reports quickly and efficiently, in Word, Excel and PDF format, enabling data to be easily shared with all stakeholders.
For Stadium or Venue Owners/Operators and Facility Managers our Asset Management and O&M Manual features allow you to ‘digitally comply’ with the new Regulation 10, BS 8644-1 and the latest Section 156 amendments with ease.
Our software features enable you to: Create or take ownership of compliant records that support the O&M Manual Oversee all changes making sure they are digitally logged so the full product lifecycle is preserved and protected Assign system users and set permissions (in-house administrators / maintenance teams) Share buildings, floors and products with external suppliers and FireDNA Data Partners for ongoing maintenance and remedial works Create and share work schedules
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maintenance and inspections Share your buildings compliance status with other interested third parties (Insurers, Building Control, Fire Services etc.)
email
info@fire-dna.com or visit:
www.fire-dna.com.
Which delivers numerous benefits including: 24/7 accessibility, worldwide, on mobile, tablet and desktop Single or multiple building locations, with up-to-the- minute ‘consistently formatted’ data in a centralised repository Totally secure, hosted on Microsoft Azure which is a sustainable ‘carbon neutral’ cloud infrastructure Time and cost savings, due to our fully paperless recording, auditing and reporting functions Reduced risk and liability, our system can help give greater protection, can reduce liability and helps with compliance and insurance evaluations
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Speak to our team to book your Software Demo today - 01403 597590 To find out more about our products and services,
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