ADS Group covers Meath on maintenance contracts carrying fire detection, emergency lighting, fire fighting equipment, intruder alarms and CCTV under one agreement, one renewal date and one certificate pack. In Meath a large share of the work is scheduled around a calendar that is not ours, whether that is a school term, a visitor season or a production run, and the contract is built around that rather than around our convenience.
The buildings that stay compliant are the ones where visits are booked a year ahead against a known calendar. The ones that fall behind are the ones where a visit is arranged when somebody remembers, because the first time a date is awkward it gets pushed, and the second time it gets forgotten.
A school's certificate has to be in date for the term ahead, and the disruptive work has to happen in a holiday. That is two fixed constraints, and planning around both is what the contract is for.
A campus or a site with several buildings needs each building recorded separately, otherwise a single site-level certificate hides which structure is actually covered. Records are kept per building, not per address.
Full detail on the system types, the standards and the certification process is on the Maintenance & Compliance page, and everything else we cover in the county is on the Meath page.
An engineer assesses the site, reviews the existing system and its documentation, and returns a written scope of works.
