The problem
Policies should reflect the organisation using them.
Construction businesses often need to communicate consistent company rules across changing projects, sites, trades and subcontractors while retaining evidence of what was issued.
Coming soon
Construction
Company-specific policies. Controlled workforce evidence.
A planned policy and evidence service for contractors and construction workforces.
What we prepare
Controlled documents for company use.
- Company policies
- Workforce procedures
- Briefing and acknowledgement records
- Checklists, declarations and forms
PolicyProof
Mobile reading and sign-off, linked to the right version.
The planned service will provide email delivery, private-link copying and pre-filled mobile text sharing for named workers, while preserving issue and acknowledgement evidence against each controlled version.
Email and private-link delivery plannedPre-filled mobile text sharing plannedRead and ask a question where neededRetain the version-specific record
Sample policy topics
Topics being considered during controlled preparation
Site induction and company rulesSubcontractor managementPlant and equipmentWorking at heightPPE and workforce responsibilitiesIncident reporting
The exact document scope depends on the organisation, its work and the product description confirmed before purchase. Sector requirements vary by employer, role and regulator.
Questions
Construction FAQs
Is the Construction catalogue available?
Not yet. The page describes the planned service and does not offer documents for purchase.
Does Keep Compliant replace project-specific risk assessments or method statements?
No. Company policies do not replace project-specific assessments, competent planning or statutory responsibilities.
Can subcontractors be included?
The planned workforce model includes subcontractors and agency workers as well as employees.
Coming soon
Tell us you are interested.
This industry catalogue is not available to purchase yet. Join the stored waitlist for launch updates; registering interest is not an order.