GMS announce partnership with Legionella Dossier!

We have gone into partnership with Dutch tech company Legionella Dossier.

Legionella Dossier is electronic software used to capture, record and produce legionella risk assessment. GMS are one of the first companies to engage with legionella dossier and therefore, many features of our current risk assessment documentation has been replicated in Legionella Dossier to help our clients with a seamless transfer to the new look reports.

We feel this move will help speed up delivery of our reports, without affecting the quality of the final product. Therefore, our surveyors and clients will both benefit from this move.

Our onboarding session has been carried out this week and the risk assessing surveyors will be individually trained to ensure the transition is smooth.

We are looking forward to seeing the benefits of this move over the coming months!

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