Delivery and safety

From first discussion through to handover

Five steps, handled directly by SESA from the first call through to handover. The process is deliberately simple because there is no chain of people between the person you speak to and the person who installs the system.

Project delivery

The delivery process

Initial project discussion

We speak with you directly to understand the job before anything is quoted.

The structure or asset
The reason containment is required
Site location
Project timing
Weather exposure
The work being completed inside the enclosure
Hazardous material considerations
Existing scaffold or support structure
Access requirements
Site restrictions
Required duration

Site and scope assessment

Where practical, the work area is reviewed in person so the scope reflects the actual site rather than a drawing.

Access
Structure dimensions
Scaffold condition and layout
Environmental exposure
Interface points
Work sequencing
Required openings
Potential hazards
Site specific constraints

Containment planning

The approach is determined against the project objective and the conditions the system has to survive.

Project objective
Film specification
Expected exposure
Required containment level
Scaffold or structural interface
Access points
Work duration
Installation sequence
Client requirements

This is practical containment planning, not certified structural engineering. Where wind loading, structural capacity or engineering certification is required, it must be provided by the scaffold designer, principal contractor, engineer or another suitably qualified party.

Installation

We install, tension, seal and finish the shrink wrap system in coordination with you and the relevant site personnel, working to the agreed sequence and the site's access and permit requirements.

Inspection and handover

The completed system is checked before the work area is handed over.

Seams
Joins
Tension
Openings
Access points
General finish
Visible damage
Readiness for the following work activities

Ongoing maintenance, inspection responsibilities and damage management requirements are agreed for each project. Enclosures on live sites take knocks, and it is better to settle who does what about it before the work starts.

Safety and site compliance

Working to the site's systems, not around them

Containment work happens at height, around scaffold, alongside other trades and often on live sites. The approach below is how SESA operates on site.

Site specific risk assessment
Site specific SWMS where required
Coordination with principal contractor systems
Compliance with site induction requirements
Controlled work areas
Safe access considerations
Working at heights awareness

Coordination around scaffold and mobile plant
Clean and orderly handover
Environmental responsibility
Following project specific procedures
Reporting damage, changes or unsafe conditions
Clear communication with site management

Documentation

Prequalification and compliance documentation

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On requestCertificates, licences and SWMS

SESA carries $20 million public liability insurance. A certificate of currency, along with current licences, competencies and safety documentation, is provided directly to clients and prequalification systems on request, so that what you receive is current at the time of engagement rather than whatever a website happened to say.

If your project requires specific tickets, inductions, prequalification portal registration or insurance levels, raise them at the enquiry stage and you will get a straight answer on what is currently held.

Note. SESA does not publish licence numbers or ticket expiry dates on this website. Those change, and publishing figures that later expire is how contractors end up making claims they cannot support. Current documentation is supplied on request.

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Scope

What sits inside and outside SESA's scope

SESA provides	Provided by others on the project
Shrink wrap containment and encapsulation systems	Scaffold design, supply and erection
Temporary weather protection enclosures	Structural and wind loading engineering certification
Containment for blasting, coating and remediation works	The blasting, coating, lead removal, asbestos removal and remediation works themselves
Asset, plant and equipment protection wrapping	Environmental testing, occupational hygiene and clearance inspections
Formation of access points and project specific work zones	Ventilation, extraction and environmental monitoring systems
Inspection of the installed containment at handover	Ongoing site security, permits and access control

Why this table exists. Containment scope disputes usually start with an assumption about who was covering what. Setting the boundary out in writing before the job starts is cheaper for everyone.