Packs · Refurbishment in occupied buildings · 01
18 documents · one purchaseStrip-out and enabling in an occupied building
The strip-out and enabling gang opening up a floor while the rest of the building trades on.
18 documents — £255 bought one at a time. Helmet colours vary from site to site. This is a common convention, not a legal standard.
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£10918 documents, £6.06 each — £255 bought one at a time · ex VAT, added at checkout
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Every document in this pack is approved for issue by its author — a director of a UK principal contractor, forty years in the industry, SMSTS. None has been independently reviewed, and each says so. Every future revision is free, and every document can be completed online — fill it in your browser, download it finished. Why we don’t say “compliant”.
In this pack
18 documents, assembled for refurbishment in occupied buildings.
Assembled, not written for the sector — every document below is a standard document from the library. What the sector changes is which ones you need and the overlay that goes with them.
How it works
Four steps, in this order.
- 1
Choose
A single document, a bundle for one hazard, or a pack for your trade or sector. Pay once.
- 2
Enter your site once
Site, reference, address, client, principal contractor. Every document in the pack opens with them filled in.
- 3
Add your logo
Upload it once. It prints at the top of every page of every document you download.
- 4
Download it finished
Filled, flattened, licensed to your business. When the law moves, the revision is free.
What a pack is and is not
A pack is a shortlist, not a decision.
This is the set of documents a main contractor commonly asks for at this stage of the work in refurbishment in occupied buildings. It is a description of what tends to be requested — not a determination of what your job requires. Your work may need fewer of these, or more, or something not on the list at all.
That judgement belongs to a competent person in your business who knows the site. Nothing here makes anyone compliant, and no template can.