Understand the site
Consider the building, site conditions, working areas and people around the structure.
Safety and accreditations
Safety-led access planning, responsible site conduct and clear communication remain central to every DR Access job.
Current approval
SafeContractor Approved.
DR Access is SafeContractor Approved. In practical terms, that approval sits alongside the company’s focus on health and safety, responsible planning and professional site conduct.
The approval does not replace job-specific planning. Each scaffold still has to be considered around the building, site conditions, working areas and people using or working around the structure.
How safety is planned into the job
Four practical stages.
Plan the access
Shape practical access routes around the work that needs to be carried out.
Protect people and working areas
Keep safety and respect for those working on or around the structure central to the plan.
Install and clear down properly
Approach installation and clear down responsibly, with communication maintained throughout.
Professional site standards
Good access depends on good site conduct.
Practical scaffold support includes how the work is communicated, installed and managed around the site.
Clear communication
Tidy working
Practical access routes
Professional conduct
Respect for property and people
Dependable delivery
What clients can expect
Standards that support the actual job.
Safety and professional conduct are considered from the first discussion through installation and clear down.
Access planned around the actual job
Consideration of building and site conditions
Clear communication before and during the work
Safe installation
Tidy clear down
Professional conduct on site
Supporting evidence
Safe access across varied working environments.
Accreditation and enquiries