Joblogic Blog

An EICR comes back with a C2 code. Is that a 24-hour emergency under Awaab's Law, or does it wait for the next inspection cycle? The code itself is the answer, and it's one of seven hazards where the trigger isn't as obvious as it looks.

Most guides say five years for every legionella record. HSE's own rule is more specific than that, and it's the kind of detail that matters when a subcontractor's reports land in your inbox and an inspector asks to see the logbook.

A quote gets approved, but the invoice that follows doesn't match it. The real problem is usually that nothing connects the quote to what happens after, scheduling, job costing, invoicing, not the estimate's accuracy. Here's what to look for in estimating software that keeps the whole job on one record.

A bin sits full three days after it should have been emptied, and nobody in the office can say whether the round even ran. Waste management software closes that gap, and with digital waste tracking becoming mandatory from October 2026, paper records won't be enough for much longer. Here's what to look for.

One technician's report covers every field. Another's is three lines and a signature. Here's what belongs in every pest control service report, how to keep it consistent across your team, and how digital forms make an incomplete record impossible to submit.

Simpro has a genuine reputation with larger contractors. But if you've gone looking for alternatives, you've probably already hit the thing that doesn't fit: a price you can't get without a sales call. Here's an honest comparison of Simpro, BigChange, Commusoft and Joblogic, including an ownership link most 'alternatives' roundups leave out.

A client asks for a PAT certificate you don't have. An insurer queries a claim. An auditor flags a gap in your register. None of these need an incident first. Here's what a missed PAT testing deadline triggers, and how to close the gap before it costs you a contract.

Buying one system doesn't remove silos, it just moves them. Six months in, the same 'that's not our bit' conversations are still happening, just inside new software. Paul Webb on why the fix isn't more consolidation, it's dealing with what each silo was protecting in the first place.

A landscaping business can go from cutting grass on a housing estate to felling a century-old oak with cranes and traffic management, same contract, same office team. Trees are living assets that keep changing, which is why judging what needs closer attention matters as much as good record-keeping.

The GB HFC quota drops 22.6% on 1 January 2027, and refrigerant prices are already climbing ahead of it. We break down which systems carry the most risk, what your F-Gas compliance duties still require, and the practical steps to take now, before supply gets tighter and the cost of getting caught out gets a lot higher.

Martyn's Law comes into force in spring 2027, and for the first time, UK premises and events will have a legal duty to prepare for a terrorist attack. We break down who's in scope, what standard and enhanced tier actually require, what the SIA can fine you for, and how to get your evidence in order before enforcement begins.

The Building Safety Act puts named legal duties, criminal penalties, and a digital "golden thread" of records on anyone responsible for a higher-risk building. Here's who's affected, what's required, and where compliance most often breaks down.