Plan carefully · Communicate clearly
Safety starts with the scope.
Field work needs a clear understanding of the property, the people using it and the conditions on the day. Project methods, access arrangements and documentation requirements are discussed before work is agreed.
Site assessment & planning
Identify site hazards, neighbouring activities, access restrictions and environmental considerations. Agree on the work area and responsibilities with the landholder or project representative.
Communication & coordination
Confirm site contacts, operating windows and communication arrangements. Coordinate field activities with other land users and project teams.
Night & low-light work
Consider visibility, terrain, weather, access and communication when planning night activities. Thermal observation supports assessment; operating methods remain subject to site suitability.
Drone-assisted reconnaissance
Proposed flights are assessed against site permissions, airspace conditions and applicable aviation requirements before they form part of a project scope.
Documentation for your project
Tell us what your procurement or site onboarding process requires. The scope and availability of supporting documents can be confirmed before engagement.
Requirements to discuss
- Site-specific risk assessments and work procedures
- Landholder permissions and access arrangements
- Relevant licence and insurance evidence
- Site induction and contractor onboarding
- Field records and completion reporting
Have a contractor checklist?
Send your project scope and documentation requirements with your enquiry so we can address them from the start.
Discuss Safety & Documentation