Quality & safety
Inspect work and close a non-conformance
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Quality & safety
Get prequalified and onboarded as a subcontractor
Put your insurance, qualifications and safety record in front of a contractor once, get approved, and stay on the list they invite for future packages.
How it works, step by step
3 steps across the platform - what you do at each one, and why it matters.
1
Submit your qualification documents
SubcontractorsUpload your current insurance certificates, trade qualifications and method statements against the package you are being considered for.
Why: A contractor cannot place a package with a firm whose paperwork they cannot check, and a complete set submitted up front is what gets a decision made quickly.
InInsurance certificatesTrade qualificationsTarget packageOutSubmitted qualification packPrequalification record
2
Attach your safety record
SafetyAdd your safety history and any relevant method statements to the record so the contractor can weigh your prequalification against your actual site performance.
Why: Price and qualifications only tell half the story. A clean safety record is often what tips a close prequalification decision in your favour.
InPrequalification recordSafety historyMethod statementsOutAttached safety recordComplete prequal profile
3
Get approved and stay on the list
TenderingOnce approved, confirm you are on the invitation list so future packages come to you automatically instead of you having to ask each time.
Why: Prequalifying once and staying visible on the list is what turns a one-off approval into a standing pipeline of invitations.
InComplete prequal profileApproval decisionOutApproved supplier statusPlace on invite list
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