Keeping projects moving while remaining compliant with health and safety guidelines for social distancing can prove challenging. There is a pressing need to get construction sites open and active to avoid any further costly delays; but doing so safely in a way that protects the health of workers and visitors, and manages the threat of coronavirus, is crucial. We're here to help.
To protect staff and contractors as they return to work, we can provide desk-based and physical site assessments of client and contractor's proposed measures and controls before work begins.
We can deliver standard and bespoke site monitoring services, reviewing procedures put in place to protect people during the current pandemic, while never losing sight of other health and safety risks. We provide pragmatic advice and practical solutions to clients, design consultants and contractors.
With our team of experienced CDM professionals working across all sectors of construction we can provide principal designer services using the latest video conferencing facilities. We can work across all technology providers, or provide the technology to facilitate, to lead risk workshops, attend design meetings and review all aspects of health and safety in design.
To ensure your project is delivered smoothly and safely, we can provide bespoke CDM and health and safety auditing and review services to provide assurance of legal and moral compliance.
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As the Government instructs people to avoid all non-essential travel, Kevin Kay, Director at RPS looks at how the reduction in travel demand could impact future trends and how, during this interim period, alternative techniques can help minimise the disruption to the assessment of development or infrastructure projects.
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