Last edited 08 Apr 2025

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Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist BG80/2025

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[edit] Updated for 2025

The Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist (BG80/2025) supersedes Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist (BG 80/2023). The guide, published in March 2025, has been significantly updated from previous editions and covers important changes in legislation that building owners must follow to be compliant.

Buildings are complex entities with numerous systems that need to be properly maintained in order to perform their function effectively, efficiently and safely. Aimed at facilities managers, BG 80 lists all the tests, checks and inspections that are required on building services systems required by legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and/or supporting guidance. In addition to an Excel workbook, the guide includes general information about legislation in the UK and guidance on how to use the workbook.

Download a sample preview here

Updates for 2025 include:

This guide will help facilities managers to plan statutory inspections, ensure compliance with legislation, and ultimately ensure the buildings they are responsible for are safe to occupy.

The workbook is organised by task. For each task (test, check or inspection), the following information is provided:

Product details

  • Published: March 2025
  • Publisher: BSRIA
  • Author: David Bleicher
  • ISBN: 978-0-86022-817-2

The Excel workbook is attached to the pdf document and can also be downloaded from a link in the pdf of the guide.

[edit] Previous editions

The 2023 publication can be found here: Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist (BG 80/2023)

The 2022 publication of the guide can be found here: Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist (BG 80/2022).


Visit the BSRIA Bookshop to order Statutory Compliance Inspection Checklist (BG80/2025), with free downloads available to BSRIA Members.

--BSRIA

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