Safety Flows Through Every Home

You want safer, healthier, and more compliant buildings — we help you get there.

Whether you’re managing housing stock, leading in technology, or serving communities, meeting the new obligations of Awaab’s Law can feel overwhelming. That’s where we come in.



At Smart Building Technology, we partner with organisations like yours to deliver tailored IoT and compliance solutions that solve real-world problems. From property managers like BNT Properties, to housing associations like Stonewater, and community-focused centres such as Oakfield, we help each of them protect residents, stay compliant, and operate more efficiently with Awaab Alert.

You don’t have to figure it all out alone. We guide you through the process, so you can feel confident

about the decisions you’re making — and the homes you’re safeguarding.

Workspace provides flexible office space to a wide range of businesses across London. Their vibrant sites attract innovative companies, making safety, sustainability, and tenant wellbeing central to their mission.

But like many commercial estates, Workspace’s E1 Studios faced persistent building safety challenges that required time-consuming manual checks, leaving gaps in risk management.

What we do

Smart Building Technology deployed Awaab Alert at E1 Studios, creating a 24/7 monitoring network across the building’s water and environmental systems. By capturing live data and automating alerts, Workspace staff gained real-time visibility and actionable insights, without the administrative burden of manual compliance checks.

Results

• 100% issue resolution — persistent problems were identified and eliminated
• Continuous compliance — automated evidence packs for audit purposes
• Tenant peace of mind — healthier, safer spaces for businesses and their staff

Workspace’s adoption of Awaab Alert demonstrates how commercial landlords can move from reactive, manual compliance to smart, scalable safety management across their portfolios.

At SKIN Clinics, patient safety and clinical excellence are non-negotiable. With hundreds of patients treated daily across multiple facilities, the risk posed by traditional, manual water safety checks was unacceptable. Reliance on monthly sampling and fragmented record-keeping exposed both staff and patients to potential harm, while creating stress around CQC inspections.

What we do

Awaab Alert was deployed across SKIN’s clinical facilities to provide 24/7 live monitoring of water and environmental systems. Thresholds were set in alignment with HTM 04-01 and HSE L8/HSG274, ensuring compliance with national healthcare standards.

• Continuous, automated monitoring created an always-on safety net
• CQC-ready reports and evidence packs are now generated automatically
• Alerts integrate seamlessly into clinical workflows, freeing staff time



Results

• 200+ patients protected daily across all SKIN facilities
• 50+ staff supported with live, actionable data
• 45% reduction in operational costs, eliminating unnecessary manual checks
• Zero water safety concerns since deployment

SKIN Clinics’ adoption of Awaab Alert shows how digital transformation can elevate healthcare safety, reducing risk while allowing clinical teams to focus fully on patient care.

MultiTech is a global leader in IoT connectivity, helping organisations build smarter, connected infrastructures. Partnering with MultiTech, we delivered Awaab Alert to a prestigious London housing provider — ensuring full compliance with Awaab’s Law and total tenant protection.

What we do

By combining Awaab Alert with MultiTech LoRa gateways, we created a robust IoT network across the estate. This delivered continuous monitoring of water and environmental systems, backed by automated alerts and compliance reporting.

Results

• Real-time assurance for residents and management
• Zero incidents since deployment
• Regulatory compliance with automated evidence trails
• Reputation protected through proactive safety management

The housing provider has maintained a spotless safety record since implementation, demonstrating the power of IoT-enabled compliance systems in protecting both tenants and organisational reputation.

BNT Properties (trading as Sibson Mill Properties) manage a diverse portfolio of residential and commercial buildings. They sought a modern approach to compliance that would protect tenants, reduce costs, and scale as their portfolio grew.

What we do

Awaab Alert was deployed across BNT’s properties to provide portfolio-wide monitoring.

Real-time data gave management complete visibility, while automated compliance reporting ensured effortless alignment with Awaab’s Law and HSE regulations.

Results

• Portfolio-wide protection from safety risks
• 60% cost reduction compared with manual methods
• Automated compliance that scales with the business

This case study highlights how Awaab Alert empowers property managers to deliver both tenant satisfaction and measurable operational savings

Stonewater Housing Association is one of the UK’s largest social housing providers, managing thousands of homes nationwide. Their mission is to create sustainable, safe, and affordable housing — making compliance with Awaab’s Law an urgent priority.

What we do

In partnership with Smart Building Technology, Stonewater deployed Awaab Alert across high-priority housing stock, safeguarding over 1,500 vulnerable residents.

The system provides enterprise-scale, real-time monitoring across diverse housing types, from high-rise towers to family homes.

• Live data feeds deliver continuous assurance
• Automated reporting simplifies compliance for regulators
• Operational teams can now prevent risks before they escalate

Results

• 1,500+ residents protected
• Significant annual savings through reduced testing and call-outs
• Zero safety incidents since deployment

Stonewater’s experience demonstrates that Awaab Alert not only ensures compliance but also creates genuine social value, protecting communities while optimising operational performance.Result: 1,500+ residents protected | £’s annual savings | Zero safety incidents