The principal designer's role involves close cooperation with the client and the principal contractor, and coordinating the work of others in the project team to ensure that significant and foreseeable risks are managed throughout the design process.
A CDM (construction, design and management) Advisor plays a central role in any construction project. They provide the client or principal designer with sound competent advice on construction design processes, risk mitigation, best practice health and safety application and current legislation.
A construction phase plan (CPP) is a key document, outlining the health and safety concerns associated with a specific construction project. The plan should cover the site rules and necessary procedures that are in place to minimise or eliminate risks.
Construction Safety Inspection on your sites enable consistent management of the general risk during the build process.
Construction Safety Audits enable your projects to understand the risk of upcoming phases of the project and plan proactively
Review the supply chain for the project and ensure that the competency necessary for the project is in place throughout all stages.
Fire safety during the construction phase of a project is a critical element of managing risk and our ConstructionSAFE Fire Risk Assessors specialise in planned assessments.
The main safety concerns with working at height are people or objects falling and causing serious injury and damage. We provide full Work at Height services for your projects
Temporary works such as scaffolding, excavations, cofferdams and caissons must be inspected by a competent person on a regular basis. Our TW specialists provide full support.
The law says that you must organise a construction site so that vehicles and pedestrians using site routes can move around safely. We provide full Traffic Management plans and services for your projects and sites
A risk assessment is simply a careful examination of what, in your work, could cause harm to people, so that you can weigh up whether you have taken enough precautions or should do more to prevent harm.
A method statement draws together the information compiled about the various hazards and the ways in which they are to be controlled for any particular job from the conclusions of the risk assessments