Two technicians in hard hats look at a tablet at a plant

Building systems deadlines

Coordinate inspections and suppliers for every site

A building may have lifts, heating systems, fire protection equipment and electrical systems looked after by different suppliers. For the site manager, organising the work means knowing which activity is due, who to contact and where to find the latest document.

JustFlag.it helps you collect building system deadlines by site and type. You can record identification details, the confirmed dates for inspections and maintenance, and the documents you receive from technicians.

For a lift, for example, you can keep maintenance visits and inspections separate, so a single entry doesn’t hide different activities. The advance notice is there to organise the work before the appointment, including contacting the supplier and arranging access to the premises.

How to set up your deadline tracker

  1. 1. Separate systems by site

    Record the building, location and identifier. Add the details that help recognise the system and the supplier.

  2. 2. Separate the types of activity

    Enter inspections and maintenance with their respective dates, based on the technical guidance you’ve received.

  3. 3. Update after each job

    Collect the service or inspection report and record the next confirmed dates, keeping a reference for the site manager.

How JustFlag.it helps you

Two technicians in hard hats look at a tablet at a plant

Identify the owners who follow building system deadlines.

Technician checks a system’s control panel

Arrange appointments in advance, with configurable reminders.

Operator working on a machine

Keep service and inspection reports together with the recorded data.

Technician next to the control panel of an industrial machine

Separate systems by site and type in your collections.

When an alert arrives, the manager can start from the system, the date and the available documentation to coordinate with the supplier. Each update makes it easier to prepare the next job.

What it costs not to have it:

It's easy to overlook, but you could face penalties:

Heating system maintenance

not carried out

From €500 to €3,000

Art. 15(5), Legislative Decree 192/2005 - payable by the owner, occupier, building administrator or appointed third-party operator

Frequently asked questions

Can I add systems at multiple sites?

Yes. You can organise collections by site, building or area. Consistent naming helps distinguish similar systems installed in different buildings.

How do I separate lift maintenance from lift inspections?

Record them as separate activities, each with its own dates and documents. The maintenance schedule and inspection appointments should be taken from the documentation and the guidance of the competent technicians.

Can I also track fire protection equipment?

You can record the fire protection equipment you manage and the inspection dates indicated for each item. The deadline tracker organises the information you enter; deciding activities and frequencies remains with the competent parties.

How do I keep track of the supplier for each system?

You can store supplier details in the data you organise and assign an owner for the deadlines. Reminders help whoever follows the activity contact the maintenance company with enough notice.

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