Build the project record
Bring in the scope, drawings, asbestos information, client rules and programme.
Strip-out, demolition and enabling contractors
Use one project record for scope, surveys, photographs, instructions, CPP and RAMS while keeping waste notes and asbestos evidence inside their correct legal and specialist boundaries.
SiteHQ in practiceThe practical problem
Enabling work changes quickly and produces a large evidence trail. SiteHQ helps organise that trail without claiming to perform an asbestos survey, submit an official notification or turn a waste record into a specialist clearance.
Scope, RAMS, instructions, photographs and waste evidence stay connected.
A practical example
Use one project record for scope, surveys, photographs, instructions, CPP and RAMS, while keeping waste notes and asbestos evidence in their correct legal and specialist boundaries.
Bring in the scope, drawings, asbestos information, client rules and programme.
Use confirmed facts for CPP and RAMS drafts and keep unknown physical conditions visible.
Record instructions, photographs, daily progress, waste movements and unresolved actions.
Keep issued documents, acknowledgements, attendance and completion evidence against the job.
Relevant SiteHQ records
Status wording is deliberately explicit. A workflow being present in software does not by itself approve a specialist certificate or replace the person responsible for the real work.
Current SiteHQ project and document workflows with competent review.
Dedicated Preview workflow; waste-practitioner and jurisdiction review required before public issue.
Separate Preview workflow; never presented as a registry submission.
Upload and track only. SiteHQ does not survey, clear or notify.
Enter once, carry forward carefully
SiteHQ can reuse confirmed information and keep its source visible. It must not turn a document reference into a physical observation.
SourceScope, refurbishment survey and marked plan
UnknownHidden conditions remain for site verification
ChangeClient instruction linked to photographs
WasteNon-hazardous and hazardous routes kept distinct
Human approval stays visible
The contractor remains responsible for surveys, notifications, waste classification, consignment duties, competent review and the real work. SiteHQ organises records; it does not provide specialist asbestos or waste services.
Questions contractors ask
No. Existing surveys, registers and notification evidence can be uploaded and linked; SiteHQ does not submit an official notification.
No. They are distinct records with different parties, information and legal requirements.
They can support the project record when captured with context. They do not by themselves prove compliance or a physical condition.
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