Fire safety plan builder
How do we prepare a fire safety plan for our building?
Start from your building's details, not a blank page.
You get A Word draft to review with a qualified professional.
Start your plan
Check costs, review your manager or prepare a document.
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How do we prepare a fire safety plan for our building?
Start from your building's details, not a blank page.
You get A Word draft to review with a qualified professional.
Start your planAre we paying too much for management?
Know where your fee sits before the contract renews.
You get Your fee next to published prices for buildings your size.
Check feesHow do we ask firms for proposals we can compare?
Every firm answers the same questions, so replies line up.
You get A request for proposals in Word, built from your answers.
Build an RFPWhat should each unit pay toward the budget each month?
You get Each unit's monthly fee, split by unit entitlement.
What is each unit's share of a special levy?
What is the least we must put in the contingency reserve fund?
Can council approve this spending without an owners' vote?
If the budget goes up, what does each unit pay?
Why did our insurance go up, and what should council check?
Is our manager meeting council's expectations?
You get A score from six questions for your next meeting.
Would a manager cost more than doing it ourselves?
What kind of management suits a building under 20 units?
How can a small council keep up with the workload?
What needs to happen before we change firms?
You get The five steps: notice, council decisions and the handover.
How do we keep the whole search organized?
Which proposal fits our building best?
How do we keep records and services intact during a handover?
What is our strata plan number, or what does an old code like VR 1420 mean?
You get The plan code, number of lots, city and a map pin.
What will our depreciation report cost?
Does our building need a fire safety plan?
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