Meet your client’s inspection requirements
Professional site inspections and reporting to support main contractor requirements, monthly subcontractor appraisals and KPIs.
Plan. Manage. Monitor.
Construction H&SSite inspectionsfrom just £200
Chartered expertise. Serious value.
Construction H&S site inspections that support your CDM duties to plan, manage and monitor your work. Get practical advice, clear actions and a professional report for your team and client. One-off or regular visits across the UK.
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Site safety inspectionReport format example
Site standards
Inspection question
Are pedestrian access routes clear and unobstructed?
Example responseAction required
Finding
Scaffold boards and timber offcuts restrict the pedestrian route, creating an obstruction and trip hazard.
Required action
Remove the materials and keep the route clear. Supervisor to check before the route is used.
Keep your projects under review
Weekly or monthly visits to monitor site standards, review outstanding actions and support your CDM management arrangements as work progresses.
Arrange a one-off inspection
A focused review for a specific project, pre-qualification or incident follow-up, with clear findings and practical corrective actions.
Focus on your work package
Checks tailored to your activities, risks and interfaces — from a subcontractor’s work area to a principal contractor’s wider site arrangements.
A visit focused on your work package
Send your client’s inspection brief, reporting template or scoring criteria. We tailor the checks and report to your work package and project requirements.
Practical checks on site
Supporting your CDM duties: plan, manage, monitor
Our construction H&S site inspections review how your work is being planned, managed and monitored against applicable CDM requirements. We assess site conditions, working practices and documentation, alongside your client’s requirements. The areas below are examples of the checks included, rather than an exhaustive checklist:
Access & site arrangements
Pedestrian routes, barriers, housekeeping, welfare and how people move around the working area.
Work at height
Access arrangements, edge protection and the equipment and records relevant to the work taking place.
Groundworks & plant
Excavations, segregation and the interfaces between operatives, moving plant and other trades.
Workforce & supervision
Site discussions, PPE requirements and whether supervisors and operatives understand the arrangements.
RAMS & site documentation
Whether the planned work and controls reflect the activity observed, together with relevant site records.
Fire & emergency arrangements
Fire points, escape routes and the arrangements communicated to the people working on site.
Specialist examinations and statutory equipment inspections
Specialist examinations, structural assessments and statutory equipment inspections need their own agreed scope and appropriate competence.
From visit to action
Before, during and after your inspection
- Step 01
Agree the visit
Send the site location, work package, preferred date and any client requirements. We confirm the scope and reporting arrangements before booking.
- Step 02
Inspect & discuss
We review the agreed work area, relevant documentation and site arrangements. Findings are discussed with the site contact. Urgent safety concerns are raised during the visit so they can be addressed promptly.
- Step 03
Record & follow up
Your report records findings and prioritised corrective actions, with supporting evidence where relevant. Repeat visits can review earlier actions.
Your questions answered
Planning your inspection
Can you inspect just our subcontract package?
Yes. We can agree a review of your work area and the interfaces relevant to it. A wider site inspection needs a separately agreed scope and access arrangements.
How often should we arrange a visit?
The appropriate frequency depends on the work, its risks, changes on site and client requirements. We can discuss a one-off visit or a regular programme around your project.
Is a site inspection the same as an audit?
A site inspection reviews conditions and activities at the time of the visit. A management-system audit examines arrangements and evidence against agreed criteria. Tell us what your client has requested so we can agree the right review.
How much does a visit cost?
Site safety inspections start from £200.
What information do you need?
The site postcode, your trade or work package, current activities, preferred date, site contact and any required report format. If a client has issued an audit brief, include that too.
Put chartered expertise on your site.
Professional site safety inspections from just £200. Tell us where you need a visit.