RiskBase door surveys have three steps:
While tablets and smartphones are both great tools for collecting door data, we find a growing number of surveyors opt for the more compact smartphone to move efficiently around a site.
Sign in to the RiskBase app on a mobile device or at https://app.riskbase.uk in a web browser on a desktop computer.
Once downloaded, you can collect information and perform surveys offline, without an internet connection.
You might have one or more door types in your assessment. The example below shows two types: Communal Fire Doors and Flat Entrance Doors.
The information is collected in the same way but you may find, the exact data points vary from door type to door type.
A repeatable group of fields will pop up in a modal. Use the fields to take a photo of the door, link it to a QR code, pin its location on the floor plan and collect its specification information.
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It's common for surveyors to attach QR code labels to doors. The QR code labels can be linked to door data held in RiskBase. Once linked, a unique QR code label can be scanned by a surveyor, during a future survey, to recall a particular door.
QR codes can also act as links to our resident engagement portal. When a resident scans a QR code with their mobile device, they are taken to a webpage showing the latest information about the door and wider building.
The scanner will quickly make a connection between the QR code and the data held in RiskBase.
Use pinch and zoom on floor plans to get accurate with your pin locations.
Use the combination of text, drop-down, multi-select and number fields to collect the specification of the door.
Once a door has been featured in an initial survey, it can be included for review in future surveys.
Often, the door specification will have been collected during the initial survey so you only need to be concerned with the door condition.
You don’t have to include every door of a particular property in a survey. Add only the doors you want to appear in the report.
The specification information collected during previous surveys can now be reviewed and updated.
If a door has a QR code label attached to it, and it's been linked to RiskBase, you can recall the door in RiskBase by scanning the QR code label.
The door will pop up in a modal. All the information held about this door will be shown in the fields.
If a door's location has been pinned on a floor plan, you can recall the door by searching the plan.
The door will pop up in a modal. All the information held about this door will be shown in the fields.
Depending on the kind of survey and your level of access; some of the fields will be editable, while other will be read-only.
You make changes to any editable field. The changes to this information will be updated on the asset, once the survey has been approved.
Whether a door is locked, the occupant does not answer or the occupant declines access, it's important to document any issues accessing doors during your surveys.
You may be able to perform a visual inspection and collect some information but you won't be able to ascertain key condition information, such as: Does the door closer work correctly? or Are intumescent seals fitted and in good condition?
Use the question Inspection Type to document the level of access achieved.
The door condition check is a list of control statements. Complete the check by agreeing or disagreeing with the statements.
If you disagree with any statement in the checklist, recommend a remedial action.
You may see suggested actions appear as you answer the checklist. To use them:
If no actions are suggested or non of them a relevant, you can create blank remedial actions:
Once you have added all the new and existing doors you want to include in your survey, you are ready to submit it for QC and Approval.