Masterclass – From Alerts to Action
27th January 2026
Why this masterclass is relevant
This masterclass is relevant for organisations involved in housing delivery, compliance, data and resident safety because it addresses a common challenge across the sector: the gap between environmental monitoring and effective prevention of harm.
Many housing providers now collect temperature and humidity data to support damp and mould management.
However, data alone does not reduce risk. Without clear interpretation, ownership and integration into operational workflows, environmental monitoring can reinforce reactive practice rather than enable prevention.
This masterclass focuses on how sensor data can be used alongside surveys, repairs records and professional judgement to identify risk earlier and act more proportionately. It examines what environmental patterns actually indicate about building performance, ventilation, heating and moisture movement within homes.
The session offers:
Practical insight into interpreting environmental data without specialist analytics
A clearer understanding of how data supports prioritisation rather than alert overload
Examples of how early intervention reduces repeat cases and resident harm
Reflection on the organisational conditions required for data to improve outcomes
The session reinforces that monitoring creates responsibility. Once conditions inside homes are visible, organisations must decide how that insight informs action, investment and engagement with residents.
Attendance supports a more informed, shared understanding of how environmental data can contribute to prevention led practice, strengthen compliance and protect health under current regulatory expectations.
Who the masterclass is for
Housing association asset, compliance, and repairs leaders
Damp and mould, disrepair, and environmental health teams
Housing data, digital, and transformation leads
Senior managers responsible for Awaab’s Law compliance
Organisations already using, or planning to use, IoT sensors in homes
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