Virtual Audits
Virtual Site Audits
Remote review of how temporary works are actually being controlled on site — implementation, records and register against the design.
What this covers
A virtual site audit gives you an external check without the travel cost or delay. Using site photos, records and a video walk-round, we review implementation and control with reference to BS 5975:2024 and your procedure.
- Review of temporary works implementation vs design
- Temporary Works Register and permit control
- Inspection and sign-off record review
- Identification of gaps and priority actions
- Photo / video walk-round with your site team
- Practical, ranked findings — not box-ticking
How we word it
- Audits are an advisory review subject to the information provided.
- A virtual audit does not replace statutory inspection or appointed-person duties.
- Findings support temporary works control; actions remain the project team's responsibility.
Typical deliverables
- A concise audit report with ranked findings
- Photo-referenced observations
- Priority actions and responsibilities
- Follow-up review where useful
When contractors use this
- You want assurance without a site visit
- A project is remote, international or time-critical
- An incident or near-miss needs a quick external view
- You want periodic checks as part of weekly support
Move this forward
Send the item, the programme date and what information you already have (drawings, loads, ground info, constraints). You will get a practical view on scope, approach and turnaround.
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Scope & competence note
Temporary Works Consulting & Design Ltd provides design, advisory, training and support services subject to agreed scope, competence requirements and project-specific information. Digital products, books, templates and tutoring support do not replace formal appointment, competent design review, independent checking, statutory duties or project-specific approval under the project temporary works procedure.
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Tell us the item, the programme date and what information you have. You will get a practical, honest response — not a sales pitch.