Hazcase
Built for UK housing associations

Prove Awaab's Law deadlines — not just chase the emails.

Hazards from fire, water, and electrical assessments currently live in disconnected spreadsheets and contractor inboxes. Hazcase puts the real clocks — 24 hours for emergencies, 10 working days then 5 for everything else — on one board, with an audit trail your regulator can actually read.

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Set up in minutes. Your data stays in your own private workspace.

The clocks, built from the government's guidance

Working days skip weekends and bank holidays. Phase dates are tracked, so a hazard not yet covered is labelled as good practice rather than a legal deadline.

Emergency: 24 hours
Investigate and make the hazard safe within one combined 24-hour window from when it's reported.
Significant: 10 days, then 5
10 working days to investigate, then safety works must start within 5 working days — extendable to 12 weeks only with a documented reason.
Tenant told within 3 days
A written summary of what you found and what happens next is due within 3 working days of the investigation concluding.

Everything between “reported” and “evidenced”

The parts of the guidance that are easy to miss in a spreadsheet, handled as part of the workflow.

Know what's about to breach

A “Needs attention” list ranks every overdue and due-soon clock, so you act today instead of finding out in a report.

Evidence your regulator can read

One print-ready pack per hazard: timeline, written summary, access attempts, photos — with every deadline marked Met or Missed.

Alternative accommodation, tracked

Record the offer, the tenant's response, the move-in and the return home, including the safety information given if they decline.

Import from assessments

Upload an FRA, damp or EICR report and have the hazards drafted for you to review — then clocks start on approval.

Material changes handled

When a tenant reports things getting worse, reopen the investigation to the same timeframes — the earlier cycle stays on record.

Private to your organisation

Each housing association gets its own workspace, separated at the database level — not just hidden in the interface.

One board for every assessment type

Stop reconciling FRA actions, damp surveys, and electrical codes in three different places. Log them once. Clock them together.

Fire assessments

FRA actions and fire-door findings land as hazards with investigation and works clocks attached.

Water & damp

Damp, mould, and water-ingress remedials stop living in surveyor spreadsheets.

Electrical

EICR codes and urgent electrical works share the same deadline board as every other hazard type.

Start your first clock today

Create a private workspace for your housing association, log a hazard, and the deadlines start counting immediately.

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