Navigating Awaab’s Law: Insite Group to Showcase End-to-End Housing Solutions at the Scottish Construction and Housing Summit
With the implementation of Awaab’s Law placing social housing standards and resident health firmly at the top of Scotland’s built environment agenda, delivering safe, compliant, and healthy living spaces requires more than procedural tick-boxes. It demands rapid diagnostics, decisive specialist intervention, and lasting structural reinstatement.
On Thursday 22nd October 2026, Insite Group will be exhibiting at the Scottish Construction and Housing Summit at the SEC in Glasgow. Visitors to Stand 40 will experience firsthand how our multidisciplinary divisions, Insite Specialist Services and Insite 360, work seamlessly hand-in-hand to provide social landlords, local authorities, and estate teams with a joined-up, end-to-end pathway to complete compliance and resident well-being.
End-to-End Compliance: Diagnostics Meets Delivery
Meeting strict statutory timeframes requires eliminating operational silos. At Stand 40, our central theme, "Navigating Awaab’s Law: Your End-to-End Journey to Safe, Compliant Housing", maps out how Insite Specialist Services and Insite 360 collaborate to bridge the gap between initial hazard triage and full structural reinstatement.
Award-Winning Innovation and Scotland's First SCQF Level 6 Qualification
Our presence at this year's Summit reflects a long-term commitment to setting the highest industry standards across Scotland’s built environment:
Scottish Housing Award for Innovation: Following systems that famously safeguarded clinical wards, care homes, and high-security COP26 delegates, our pioneering mould and indoor air quality interventions earned top honours at the Scottish Housing Awards for their transformative impact in social housing communities.
SCQF Level 6 Accredited Qualification: Because long-term prevention starts with competent frontline decisions, Insite developed the nation’s first SCQF Level 6 accredited training course on 'Water Damaged Buildings', accredited by Qualifications Scotland. Tailored specifically for housing professionals, asset surveyors, and repairs operatives, this curriculum tackles lazy diagnostic habits at the root, replacing guesswork with scientific moisture assessment and verified remediation protocols.
Keynote Session: Gordon Bruce on "Awaab's Law: Beyond Compliance"
Make sure to mark your summit schedule for 12:20 PM:
Session: Awaab’s Law: Beyond Compliance
Speaker: Gordon Bruce, Director, Insite Specialist Services
Time: 12:20 PM
Location: Main Stage / Scottish Housing Summit (see full Summit Agenda)
Drawing on decades of frontline surveying, construction management, and environmental decontamination expertise, Gordon will challenge the sector to look beyond procedural minimums. He will break down why mould must be addressed as urgent primary damage rather than an afterthought, examine the friction between statutory landlord deadlines and conventional insurance practices, and demonstrate why true resident safety relies on two fundamental principles: Verifying that we are doing the right things, and Validating that we have done things right.
Meet the Insite Team at Stand 40
Whether you are an Executive Director navigating statutory liabilities, a Property Manager balancing tight repairs workflows, or an Asset Surveyor seeking robust moisture diagnostic partnerships, our leadership team will be on hand throughout the day at Stand 40:
Julie Fergus – Director, Insite 360
Gordon Bruce – Director, Insite Specialist Services
Niall Dempsey – Group Business Development Manager
Gerry Campbell – Group Head of Marketing
Stop by to explore real-world project blueprints, discuss frameworks and emergency survey call-outs, and discover how our integrated operational model can safeguard your tenants and your housing stock.
Connect With Us
Pre-book a 1-to-1 consultation with our specialists at Stand 40 or learn more about our SCQF Level 6 qualification by contacting our team directly through gerry@insite-group.co.uk or niall.dempsey@insite-group.co.uk
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