On large-scale industrial construction sites, co-activity
between different trades — earthworks, civil engineering,
mechanical assembly, and steel construction — represents a major
challenge in terms of safety and coordination.
During the assembly of our steel structures and conveyors,
our teams continuously adapt their handling operations to
adjust to the flow of site machinery and plant traffic, while maintaining
a high level of risk control.
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Our commitments for controlled co-activity
1
Systematic interruption of maneuvers
Immediate suspension of lifting or load-moving operations
as soon as a third-party vehicle approaches the operating area.
Priority is given to situational control and personal protection.
2
Strict demarcation and zoning
Physical boundary marking of handling areas and operating zones
to prevent unauthorized entry and separate traffic flows.
3
Inter-company coordination
Organization of synchronization meetings with the client
and various contractors to coordinate activities and plan
intervention windows in total safety.
4
HSE guidelines and dedicated watch
Presence of rigging supervisors and personnel dedicated to
traffic control (flagmen) to ensure communication,
movement oversight, and compliance with HSE rules.
Safety remains our top priority
For RM PRESTATION, operational performance
relies above all on a controlled organization and rigorous management
of interfaces between the various stakeholders.
Meeting deadlines and production goals is
never done at the expense of the safety of people,
equipment, and facilities.
HSE • Co-activity • Lifting • Coordination • Safety