
Large buildings contain numerous systems with separate inspection, maintenance, testing, filing, and certification requirements.
Missing one recurring inspection can result in violations even when the equipment itself is functioning properly.
BC360 creates a centralized inventory and compliance schedule for regulated building systems.
Different systems may be regulated by different agencies and inspected by different professionals on different schedules.
Property managers frequently end up maintaining several unrelated vendor calendars.
BC360 consolidates those obligations into a single compliance program.
Our building-system management may include:
BC360 provides ownership with one view of every regulated system, inspection cycle, deficiency, filing, and responsible vendor.
Low pressure boilers require an annual inspection, with the report filed within a set window after the inspection date. Late filings carry penalties that increase over time. BC360 schedules the inspection early in the window so the filing is never the constraint.
Category 1 is an annual no-load test. Category 5 is a more intensive full-load test performed every five years. Both require filings, and unresolved deficiencies from either can carry ongoing penalties until they are corrected and certified.
Most buildings must have their gas piping systems inspected on a four-year cycle tied to the community district, with certification filed afterwards. BC360 confirms the district, the cycle year and the deadline, and engages a licensed master plumber.
Cooling towers must be registered before operation and certified annually, with inspection and water sampling records maintained throughout. Failure carries significant penalties and public health exposure. BC360 tracks registration, certification and the maintenance program together.

Start with a BC360 portfolio review. We'll establish each property's compliance position and identify what needs attention.