For the QS and commercial director
A director walks the site before we start. A supervisor is on site every morning. We run every job this way, so you always know what comes next. If you keep a preferred supplier list (PSL), forward this page to whoever signs it off.
Process
01
You send the scope. We review it and confirm the right next step for the site.
02
The director who will sign the paperwork walks the site. Moisture readings, access notes, programme overlay with other trades.
03
Priced scope with prelims as a separate line. Variations priced as we go and agreed in writing before delivery. No bundled rates.
04
RAMS pack written for the project with COSHH for every product, issued five working days before mobilisation. Signed off before works start. Never retrofitted.
05
Supervisor on site every morning. Daily clean down. Photo handover per zone as each area completes. The snag list is maintained live, not saved for the last day.
06
Applications follow the agreed valuation schedule. Variations are shown as separate lines and supporting certificates are attached.
07
Our no-snag handover policy: every zone inspected and signed off before handover.
08
You get the O&M file, the operation and maintenance record listing every product we used. If we apply a manufacturer-certified intumescent (fire protection) paint, its certificate is in the file too.
Monday rhythm
No chasing. That is what quietly competent looks like in practice.
Client input
If something changes part way through, tell us early. We agree the change in writing and deliver it without delaying handover.
Quick answers
Next step
We review the brief and confirm the survey route. Once the programme is agreed, the project RAMS pack is issued before mobilisation and signed off before work starts.
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