Briefings that make the controls stick.
Controls work when the whole crew understands them. We run short, practical briefings on site about the lines, the services and the plant exclusion zones for this job, and what everyone does when a spotter calls stop.
About this site, not a generic slideshow.
Briefings use the site map, the plant on the job and the controls in your SWMS.
- Site briefings on overhead lines, underground services and plant exclusion zones
- Toolbox talks on stop work calls, signals and communication
- Operator briefings on clearances for the plant they are running
- What to do if plant contacts a line or a service is struck
Attendance you can show.
Every briefing is recorded with attendance and the topics covered.
- Attendance register
- Topics covered and site map used
- Questions raised and follow-up actions
How pricing works
Quotes are itemised by shift rate, travel, vehicle and equipment, and reporting. Briefings are usually quoted per session, and are often combined with a spotter shift.
Send the site location, the work program, the plant on site, your preferred dates and any permit or network operator conditions. We confirm scope, availability and price before work is booked.
Briefings are not accredited training
These briefings support your site induction. Where a person needs an endorsed spotter, confined space or heights ticket, that training is delivered by a registered training organisation.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a briefing?
Usually 15 to 30 minutes, timed to fit your pre-start.
Can you brief the client's own crews?
Yes. Briefings can be run for anyone working on the site.
Do you issue spotter tickets?
No. Endorsed spotter courses are run by registered training organisations.