Electrical safety
Electrical inspections, testing, RCDs and follow-up repairs, plus test and tag for plug-in equipment.
Discuss your requirementsCompliance, safety & rectification
Clear findings.
A practical path to repair.
Property assessments, documented findings and separately approved rectification work for property managers, owners and operations teams.
From assessment to ongoing care
The report is the start.
The next action matters.
A check is useful when you can see what was assessed, what needs attention and how to move forward. Agree each stage, from the initial inspection through to authorised repairs and the next maintenance requirement.
- 01
Assess
Agree the property, systems and checks in scope. Inspect and record the findings.
- 02
Prioritise
Separate defects needing attention from recommendations and optional improvements.
- 03
Quote
Define the rectification work, pricing, access and approval required.
- 04
Rectify
Carry out the authorised repairs and document the work performed.
- 05
Maintain
Agree the next checks and keep available reports and job records together.
Start with your property
Checks and repairs.
A connected conversation.
Gas safety
Gas checks, appliance findings and scoped rectifications.
Discuss your requirementsSmoke alarms
Checks, replacement requirements and related electrical work.
Discuss your requirementsRental minimum standards
A property-specific assessment and a defined remedial scope.
Discuss your requirementsEmergency & exit lighting
Testing requirements, failed fittings and repair or replacement scopes.
Discuss your requirementsExisting defect reports
Bring an existing report to discuss findings, access and rectification pricing.
Discuss your requirementsFire safety & building systems
Bring the whole
building brief.
Tell us which fire systems, equipment and reporting requirements your property has. The areas below help define the brief; specialist capability, provider arrangements and the work Gen Z can accept must be confirmed before engagement.
Share any existing equipment list, maintenance schedule or defect report when discussing the scope.
Detection & fire panels
Fire indicator panels, smoke and thermal detectors, alarms and associated systems.
Extinguishers & blankets
Equipment inspection, servicing, replacement and installation requirements.
Sprinklers & pumps
Sprinkler systems and associated pump inspection, maintenance and repair requirements.
Hydrants & hose reels
Hydrants, pumps, hose reels, hoses and cabinets.
Fire doors & safe exit routes
Fire and smoke doors, exit doors, access and egress requirements.
Ventilation & sump pumps
Mechanical ventilation and sump-pump requirements in the building’s maintenance scope.
Essential Safety Measures reporting
Existing schedules, inspection records, logbooks, annual reporting and identified defects.
Scheduled maintenance & urgent repairs
Recurring equipment servicing and time-sensitive faults, with attendance arrangements agreed separately.
A useful assessment outcome
Know what was found.
Decide what happens next.
- A record of the systems and items assessed within the agreed scope.
- Findings and supporting photographs where included in the assessment.
- Recommended actions with priorities explained.
- A separately scoped rectification quote for approval.
- Records of completed work and any unresolved items.
- Available reports and job updates through your Gen Z client portal.
Each assessment has a defined scope. A visit or report does not certify every aspect of a property, and remedial work proceeds only under the agreed authority.
From findings to a repair brief
From our work history
Real work.
Relevant experience.
Explore the work, the setting and the scope behind each story.
iHi Projects
Supported-living housing
Safety checks and rectifications for a supported-living home.
Supported-living housing
Ray White Taylors Lakes
Residential property management
The trade team behind Ray White Taylors Lakes’ rental portfolio.
Property managers
Co-Living Next Gen
Co-living and shared housing
A safety review for a Co-Living Next Gen property.
Co-living and rooming housesPlan the first assessment
One site or a portfolio.
Start with the details.
Tell us the property type, suburbs, number of sites, checks required and any known defects or due dates. We will discuss the scope, access, pricing and the right next step.
Request a compliance assessmentCan I ask for a quote against an existing report?
Yes. Share the report’s scope and findings with the team. Access, any further investigation and the work Gen Z can undertake are confirmed before a rectification quote is agreed.
Are repairs included in the assessment?
Only where expressly included in the accepted scope. Findings and proposed repairs are separate decisions, with pricing and authority agreed before additional work.
Can Gen Z handle every specialist fire system?
The required systems, technical scope and provider arrangements need to be confirmed for your property. Listing a system in the enquiry brief does not confirm that Gen Z directly supplies every specialist service.
Does the portal automatically remind me about renewals?
Automatic renewal reminders are not confirmed for the current portal. Agree upcoming dates and responsibility for arranging checks with the team.