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Regulations On Site Hoarding 2
Hoarding Approval: What Do I Need to Know?
Planning for a detailed evaluation is the first step to getting site hoardings approved. Before your project can go forward, you'll need a design check certificate. Fortunately, certificates are not awarded by external bodies, and a qualified worker who isn't involved in the project can rubber stamp them. The works must follow relevant guidelines, and the designs must be appropriate.

You will have to jump through fewer hoops to get your hoarding approved because of this reduced red tape. We will handle plan approval if you work with Lavastar on a site hoarding project. With years of experience in this field, you can count on us to find the quickest and most effective way to get approval.


Hoardings on Construction Sites: How Soon Do They Need To Be Installed?
During construction, site hoarding should be erected. A safety measure must be in place before any work can be performed. Once the hoarding is approved, it will be constructed and fitted into place after a detailed risk assessment. Hoarding is the first step in the process, as it must be set up for public safety reasons.

Construction Site Hoarding Size: How Large Should It Be?
In general, construction site hoardings shouldn't exceed 8ft in height, but t here is no minimum. This is because hoardings that can't be realistically scaled are considered tall enough. The hoardings can be made a good deal larger if the situation warrants it. Height is also determined by the surrounding area of the hoarding. If a nearby wall can be used to assist in climbing over a site hoarding, the hoarding may be taller.

Hoardings on construction sites: Who's Responsible?
Construction site hoardings are the responsibility of the project's head contractor. They are therefore responsible for meeting health and safety regulations. In order to ensure that security measures on the jobsite are monitored by a dedicated set of eyes, subcontractors or temporary works coordinators are usually hired. British Standard 5975, the temporary works code, recommends that a qualified TWC take the reins to limit hazards that might slip through.

What is the recommended frequency of maintaining hoardings?
In order to ensure that a site hoarding fulfills its function for the entire project's duration, it must be regularly inspected and maintained. The structure should be checked regularly for damage, even though there are no maintenance regulations in place. For optimal performance, a rigid inspection schedule is usually set. We offer aftercare services to restore your Lavastar site hoarding back to its former splendor in case you need maintenance assistance.
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