Comprehensive DfS consultancy to integrate safety into every stage of your project — fully aligned with Singapore's WSH (Design for Safety) Regulations 2015.
Concept design review, involving review of identifying hazards arising from location, accessibility, traffic, type of buildings in the surroundings affected by new developments and other general constraints and mitigation measures for risks and hazards arising from the design (e.g. Conceptual planning)
Detailed design, maintenance and repair review where the building/plant detailed architectural and structural design. The review will determine risks involved in the construction methods, access and egress, Risks related to maintenance and repair of building and the structure is safe for the user.
The review will determine risks involved in the pre-construction activities including specialist designs.
End-to-end Design for Safety services tailored to your project's size, complexity and regulatory obligations.
Appointment of our MOM-registered DfS Coordinator to fulfil all statutory obligations under the WSH (Design for Safety) Regulations 2015, including attendance at design team meetings and coordination of the DfS process.
Preparation of a comprehensive DfS Report documenting all hazards identified, risk assessments, design decisions made to eliminate or reduce risks, and residual hazard information for contractors.
Development of the project DfS Plan setting out the roles, responsibilities, procedures and schedule for managing safety in design throughout the project lifecycle.
Systematic identification and assessment of construction phase and maintenance hazards embedded in design proposals, with recommended design changes to eliminate or reduce risk.
Facilitation of DfS workshops and design reviews with architects, structural and M&E engineers to ensure safety considerations are embedded into design decisions from concept through tender.
Customised DfS training and awareness programmes for design professionals, project managers and contractors to build internal DfS capability within your organisation.
We begin with a detailed project briefing to understand scope, contract value, design team structure and regulatory requirements before formalising the DfS Coordinator appointment.
Development of the project's DfS Plan, defining the DfS process, roles, responsibilities, meeting schedules and documentation protocols.
Systematic design reviews at concept, schematic, detailed design and tender stages — identifying hazards and recommending design solutions to eliminate or reduce risk.
Compilation of the DfS Report capturing all identified hazards, design decisions, residual hazard information and handover notes for the construction team.
Ongoing DfS support during construction, including response to contractor queries on residual hazards and design intent to maintain safety by design outcomes on-site.
Contact our team today to discuss your DfS requirements and get a proposal tailored to your project.