Professional safety supervision for construction projects
A construction site changes every day - and so do its risks. HSK’s safety supervision follows the project phases, coordinates contractors and keeps a clear record of every inspection and measure.
What the service includes
Site risk identification
Assessment before each phase: excavation, scaffolding, concreting, erection, services, finishes.
Safety supervision
Planned presence on site and documented inspections.
Contractor compliance
Safety requirements for subcontractors and their verification.
Work at height
Edge protection, scaffolds, anchor points, harnesses and equipment.
PPE and procedures
Personal protective equipment, its use and safe work procedures.
Equipment and machinery
Checks of lifting equipment, machinery and temporary installations.
Site documentation
Registers, inspection reports and records of instructions.
Corrective actions
Findings with an owner and a deadline, followed until closed.
Worker awareness
Site inductions and short safety talks on site.
How we work
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Before start
Review of the project, phases, contractors and key risks.
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Safety plan
Measures, responsibilities and site organisation.
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Supervision
Regular inspections and on-site instructions.
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Reporting
Periodic reports for the investor and contractor.
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Close-out
Verification of measures and final documentation.
Who needs it
- Investors and developers
- Main contractors
- Subcontractors
- Public and municipal projects
- Donor-funded projects
- Industrial facilities under construction
What you receive
- Site safety planMeasures and organisation.
- Inspection reportsFindings with photographs and locations.
- Corrective-action registerStatus until closed.
- Periodic reportOverview for the investor.
Frequently asked questions
Who engages safety supervision: the investor or the contractor?
Either can. Investors usually want an independent view of safety on the project; contractors want support in meeting their own obligations. We define this clearly in the contract.
How often are you on site?
According to the phase and risk of the works. Frequency is agreed before the start and increases in critical phases, such as work at height or crane erection.
How are subcontractors handled?
Safety requirements apply to everyone on site. We communicate them clearly, verify implementation and report findings for each contractor.
Can you stop the works?
In case of immediate danger we recommend stopping the relevant work and notify the site manager and investor at once, following the agreed procedure.
Let’s discuss your workplace safety requirements.
Tell us briefly about your organisation and workplace. We will propose the first step.
