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UXO risk assessments
Understand your site before you break ground.Preliminary and detailed assessments review historical evidence, the proposed works and the potential for unexploded ordnance.
Explore this serviceUXO RISK CONSULTANCY & SITE SUPPORT
UXO risk.
Clear advice.
Confident progress.
UXO risk assessments, consultancy and construction support. Understand what lies beneath your site — and what to do next.
UK CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENTASSESS / PLAN / SUPPORT
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SITE STUDY / 001
CLARITY BELOW
THE SURFACE.
ILLUSTRATIVETHE SURFACE.
SITE STUDY / 001
BUILT AROUND YOUR PROJECT
Construction + Property development + Civil engineering + Ground investigation
01 / WHAT WE DO
Understand the risk.
Keep your project moving.
Unexploded ordnance can introduce uncertainty into groundworks and development. The starting point is a clear understanding of your site, its history and the works you intend to carry out.
Our services connect early UXO risk assessment with practical mitigation planning and specialist site support, so each next step has a clear reason.
Specialist knowledge.
Practical support.
From the first desktop review
to support on the ground.
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UXO consultancy
Turn uncertainty into a practical plan.Technical advice and risk mitigation planning help your team decide what is proportionate to the site, scope and stage of works.
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UXO watching briefs
Specialist support alongside your team.On-site UXO support for groundworks, intrusive investigations and drilling, scoped around your project’s assessed risks.
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Specialist EOD support
Technical capability for complex projects.Discuss specialist EOD and UXO subcontracting requirements, technical survey support and target investigation scopes.
Explore this service02 / OUR APPROACH
The right support.
At the right stage.
A proportionate approach starts with
the evidence and your proposed works.
Understand
Review the site boundary, historical context, existing reports and planned activities.
Assess
Investigate potential UXO hazards and explain the implications for your project.
Plan
Define proportionate next steps, from further investigation to risk mitigation.
Support
Scope specialist input for the agreed works and communicate findings clearly.
THE RRS PRINCIPLE
Assess carefully.
Advise clearly.
Move forward.
03 / THE BUSINESS
Field experience.
Commercial understanding.
The business brings together Charlie’s Army EOD background and private contracting experience with Phil’s experience building and running businesses.
The focus is straightforward: make specialist UXO advice easier for project teams to understand, scope and act on.
Clear scopesSite-specific thinkingPractical communication
Every project is scoped against the required competence, insurance, equipment and delivery arrangements before work is accepted.
PLAN WITH GREATER CLARITY
Useful answers.
Before the first conversation.
04 / PROJECT QUESTIONS
A clearer
starting point.
UXO risk assessment
and consultancy, explained.
What is a UXO risk assessment?
A UXO risk assessment examines the potential for unexploded ordnance to be present on a site and the risk it could pose to proposed works. Historical evidence, previous land use and the nature of the planned activity inform the assessment and any recommended next steps.
Do I need a UXO desktop study before groundworks?
A desktop study is an early way to investigate potential UXO risk before intrusive works. The right scope depends on the site history, location and planned activity. Share your site boundary and works information so the assessment requirement can be scoped.
What is a UXO watching brief?
A UXO watching brief provides specialist on-site support during agreed intrusive works. Its suitability and scope depend on the risk assessment and method of working. It is not a substitute for every form of survey or risk mitigation.
Can you support contractors and consultants?
The service scope includes support for construction contractors, developers, civil engineers and geotechnical consultants, alongside specialist EOD and UXO subcontracting. Availability and capability are confirmed against each project scope.
What information is needed to scope a project?
Start with the site address or postcode, a site boundary plan, the type and depth of proposed works, your programme and any existing UXO or ground investigation reports. Do not include sensitive project information in this public draft.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with your site.
We’ll help define the scope.
Bring the boundary, the proposed works and your programme together in one clear project brief.
A useful first conversation
Site location. Works and depths. Existing reports. Timescales.
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