Difficult-access preconstruction

PROJECT DESK / 2026

Price the work.
Not the uncertainty.

KJC helps UK contractors understand, price, plan and gain approval for difficult-access, rope-access and high-risk work before it becomes an expensive problem.

IRATA LEVEL 3 LED12+ YEARS' ACCESS EXPERIENCE£10M EL & £10M PLUK-WIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT

01 / THE SERVICE

Technical capacity,
without another overhead.

For contractors who can deliver the work but need additional technical strength with access planning, rescue strategy, specialist RAMS and mobilisation readiness.

01£295

Opportunity Review

A focused bid/no-bid review identifying scope gaps, access implications, major risks, essential questions and the next sensible move.

Typically 3 working days
02£895

Bid & Delivery Plan

A practical route through scope, RFIs, access and rescue concepts, resources, programme, interfaces, assumptions and exclusions.

Typically 5 working days
03From £1,950

Specialist Work Pack

A controlled operational package covering methodology, RAMS, rescue planning, responsibilities, interfaces and mobilisation readiness.

Programme agreed to scope

Fixed scopes include defined review allowances and revisions. Site visits, engineering design, urgent delivery and operational attendance are priced separately.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

From unclear enquiry
to controlled mobilisation.

The Project Desk joins early—where one good question can prevent days of redesign, delay or unpriced risk.

01

Send the opportunity

Tender documents, drawings, client emails or an early project brief.

02

Expose the unknowns

KJC identifies missing information, hazards, interfaces and commercial exposure.

03

Build the route

We develop the access, rescue, resource and approval strategy needed to proceed.

04

Mobilise with control

The contractor retains delivery leadership with a clear, defensible technical plan.

03 / WHAT WE RESOLVE

The technical office
behind difficult work.

01

Tender and technical-pack review

02

Scope clarification and gap analysis

03

Access and rescue concepts

04

Delivery sequencing and interfaces

05

Resource and duration modelling

06

Assumptions, exclusions and RFIs

07

RAMS and specialist work packs

08

Client amendments and readiness checks

FIELD-PROVEN THINKING

ANONYMISED CASE STUDY / SOUTH WALES

A deteriorated bascule bridge.
Multiple contractors.
No single delivery route.

KJC converted fragmented drawings, structural constraints and overlapping responsibilities into a staged access, bracing and removal strategy—supported by an RFI register, interface matrix, programme, hold points and bounded cost model.

01Critical information gaps exposed before mobilisation
02Rope access integrated with lifting and temporary works
03Responsibilities and commercial assumptions made visible

04 / WHERE WE FIT

Built for the jobs
that resist templates.

01Bridge & structural inspection
02Marine & coastal works
03Heritage structures
04Industrial maintenance
05Roofing & high-level fabric
06Confined-space operations
KJC

COMPETENCE WITH CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Collaboration,
not competition.

KJC strengthens the contractor's technical position without displacing its project leadership, trade competence or client relationship.

Structural engineering, temporary-works design and other specialist design duties remain with appropriately appointed competent parties. Operational supervision is a separate appointment.

START WITH THE OPPORTUNITY

Send the awkward one.

We'll tell you what is clear, what is missing and what it will take to move forward with control.