Health and safety

Metalwork involves heavy parts, cutting, welding and often work at height. We treat safety as part of planning and carrying out each job, in the workshop and on site.

Looking up at the steel roof trusses and bracing of the workshop.

How we work safely

An industrial power distribution box with sockets, mounted on the panel wall between steel members.
  1. Planning the work

    Before work starts we look at the conditions of each job, such as access, lifting, work at height, weather and other trades on site.

  2. Safe fabrication

    Machines and tools are used for their intended purpose, kept in working order and operated by people who know them.

  3. An orderly workshop

    Material is stored in its place and walkways are kept clear. A tidy workshop is a safer workshop.

  4. Suitable protection

    Protective equipment is chosen for each task, for example eye, hearing, hand and foot protection and protection for welding.

  5. Attention to site conditions

    On site we coordinate with the client and other trades. If conditions are not safe, the work waits until they are.

  • A welder in a helmet, gloves and protective clothing working at a welding table, beside the board of safety rules.
  • Protective equipment in the workshop: helmet, glasses, gloves, ear defenders and a high visibility vest, in front of the safety board.
  • Work at height from a lifting platform in front of the façade of a building.

About this page

This page describes how we work. It is not a certificate, an audit result or a statement of compliance with a particular standard. If your project requires specific safety documents, please mention it in your inquiry so we can agree on it before work starts.

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