The Grand Ducal Regulation of 27 June 2008 defines the minimum health and safety requirements to be implemented on mobile and temporary worksites. Under certain conditions, it requires the project owner to appoint a health and safety coordinator.
The presence of a health and safety coordinator is compulsory for any site where at least two companies are involved, whether simultaneously or not.
The health and safety coordinator plays an active role in the design and implementation of a project. They ensure that the health and safety of workers on the site is taken into account, both during the design phase and the construction phase.
Our team, made up of Level A, B and C approved coordinators, is able to meet the various obligations laid down, such as :

• analyse the risks and draw up a PGSS (general health and safety coordination plan),
• keep the prior notice and coordination log up to date,
• carrying out site inspections,
• draw up the DAO (dossier adapted to the work),
• raise awareness among site personnel and management,
• taking part in design and site meetings,
• comment on plans and project documents.