Inspect
Capture the resident account, property context, defect evidence, readings, history, access needs and known vulnerabilities.
The LIG assurance lifecycle
One connected control path makes the risk, action, owner, resident communication and evidence visible at every stage.
Capture the resident account, property context, defect evidence, readings, history, access needs and known vulnerabilities.
Use Whole-Home Risk Observation to identify additional material property, safety, access, vulnerability or safeguarding concerns relevant to safe action.
Rate property or legal hazard separately from claim and litigation exposure. Identify immediate escalation, make-safe needs and permanent remedial work.
Record the earliest reliable awareness point—Day Zero—and make the relevant provider or regulatory response target visible.
Route potential emergencies, significant hazards, blocked actions and deteriorating cases to the appropriate landlord decision-maker.
Preserve resident updates, access offers, failed contact, reasonable adjustments and agreed next steps as part of the property record.
Define ownership, dependencies and the distinction between immediate make-safe action and permanent resolution.
Test the completed work against the original defect, agreed scope and root cause. Attendance or a closed job code is not proof of resolution.
Watch recurrence, repeat repairs, failed assumptions and cases where risk returns after apparent closure.
Maintain one auditable record of awareness, decisions, communications, action, verification, exceptions and learning.
Evidence led by design
LIG complements the expertise already inside a housing provider. A structured evidence review creates room to reconcile competing accounts, identify missing hand-offs and surface risks obscured by fragmented workflows.
LIG supports readiness, triage and evidence-led decision-making. The landlord retains its statutory duties, legal decisions, emergency and accommodation decisions, and ownership of repair delivery.
Read The LIG Standard