Construction OSH Plans
Give your project team a construction safety plan that defines site responsibilities, contractor interfaces and controls for high-risk work.
Discuss your requirementsClear accountability before mobilisation
Construction risks change as work fronts, subcontractors and temporary site arrangements change. The safety plan should give the project team a common basis for checking readiness and managing activities that affect more than one contractor.
Scope of work
We align the plan with the client’s requirements, construction programme and work packages. The plan identifies the controls and supporting evidence needed at each handover, with site-specific arrangements for supervision, access and emergency response.
Project scope and interfaces
We review client specifications, layout, work packages and programme stages to identify duty holders and contractor interfaces.
Site safety arrangements
The plan addresses the agreed controls for induction, permits, risk assessments and method statements, inspections, incident response and emergency access.
Mobilisation and handover
We review the draft with the project team and record outstanding approvals, briefings and evidence needed before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Can the plan be prepared before mobilisation?
Yes. Start with the programme and client requirements. Update site-specific arrangements as the work packages, contractors and access arrangements are confirmed.
Can you review a client’s plan format?
Yes. We can write or review the plan against an agreed client format and project brief.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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