Facilities scheduling

Portfolio and multi-site programs

Strata managers, facilities teams and institutions rarely have one device: they have dozens scattered across sites, each with its own anniversary. A portfolio program consolidates them onto a managed calendar: due dates tracked centrally, visits batched geographically, results delivered in one format your compliance reporting can actually digest.

Scope

What this covers

  • A consolidated device register across all properties under management

  • Batched scheduling so neighbouring sites share visits and costs

  • Uniform reporting per site and rolled up across the portfolio

  • Fail-and-repair handling under pre-agreed authorisation limits

  • Renewal flags for ageing assemblies before they start failing annually

Timing

When it's needed

Any manager juggling more than a handful of devices, and any organisation whose auditors ask for evidence of a system rather than a shoebox of test slips. Aged care, schools, councils and industrial landlords are the usual adopters.

Water discharging from an RPZ relief port means the device is protecting the supply: do not plug, cap or bypass it; arrange service instead. Never remove or dismantle a backflow assembly yourself, and treat any suspected contamination of drinking water as urgent: stop using the supply and contact Sydney Water.

Quote variables

What shapes the scope

In NSW, backflow prevention devices may only be tested by plumbers who hold backflow accreditation endorsed on their NSW Fair Trading plumbing licence, and results must be reported to Sydney Water. Ask any tester for their licence and accreditation details and check the endorsement covers backflow work before the visit.

Testing and compliance services

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