Hazard types
What does this hazard actually capture?
- The 13 hazard types: overviewEvery registered hazard type, which statutory regime (if any) covers it, and how choosing one shapes the survey, the report and the AI available on it.
- Damp and mouldThe damp-mould hazard type: the full room-by-room survey, psychrometrics and condensation risk, and the AI assistance available on it.
- Excess coldThe excess-cold hazard type: heating, insulation and thermal-bridging capture, and why its statutory clock is not yet running.
- Excess heatThe excess-heat hazard type: shading, ventilation and glazing capture, and where a defect exacerbating outside heat is genuinely in scope.
- Falls on the levelThe falls-on-the-level hazard type: level changes of 300mm or less, including falls associated with baths, and the shared Falls capture module.
- Falling on stairs etc.The falls-on-stairs hazard type: staircase level changes over 300mm, and the shared Falls capture module.
- Falling between levelsThe falls-between-levels hazard type: falls over 300mm from windows, balconies, walkways or stairwells, and the shared Falls capture module.
- Structural collapseThe structural-collapse hazard type: BRE Digest 251 crack categorisation, ceilings, balconies and chimneys, and what falls outside the 15-day scope.
- Fire and explosionsThe fire-and-explosions hazard type: alarm coverage, escape routes, gas appliances, and why a suspected gas leak is always an emergency.
- Electrical hazardsThe electrical hazard type: transcribing EICR observation codes as recorded facts, never assigning or inferring one.
- Domestic hygieneThe domestic-hygiene hazard type: sanitary and washing facilities, drainage, pests, refuse and food preparation, and when pest evidence is in scope.
- AsbestosThe asbestos hazard type: the management-survey register, presumed vs sampled material, why there's no statutory clock, and what the platform cannot do.
- Indoor air qualityThe indoor-air-quality hazard type: instrument readings, the separate CO-alarm checklist, and why no reference band is offered today.
- RadonThe radon hazard type: detector deployment, entering a lab result later, UKHSA guidance banding, and what the platform does not measure.
- Which sections each hazard usesA single comparison table of the wizard sections and report sections every hazard type activates, side by side.