
Construction in Occupied Buildings: What to Plan
Construction in occupied buildings requires a different level of preparation from work taking place in an empty property or isolated site. The construction project still
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Construction in occupied buildings requires a different level of preparation from work taking place in an empty property or isolated site. The construction project still

OT-led housing adaptations require more than simply arranging a contractor once an Occupational Therapist has identified a need. The recommended outcome has to be translated

Social housing void works take place when a property becomes vacant and needs attention before it can be re-let to another tenant. The exact work

Carrying out maintenance in occupied buildings requires more than arranging the technical work itself. Facilities managers also need to consider the people using the building,

The main reactive maintenance risks appear when responding to faults becomes the dominant way a building is maintained rather than one part of a wider

Planned vs reactive maintenance describes two different ways of dealing with the upkeep, servicing and repair of buildings. Planned maintenance is organised in advance, usually