Safe and Sound Solutions Ltd

Congratulations to Pace PM a client of ours for their silver at the Commercial Projects awards for their work at Lincoln Uni Gym. Well done Andy, Neil and team

Safe and Sound have vacancies and ads on Seek for a qualified consultant (56593668) and a trainee consultant (56623854). Any questions please email Chops on [email protected] or 027 6239131

Sage and Sound is pleased to continue our support of the construction sector SLG meeting. Sage recently presented on design, selection and assessment of ventilation and extraction systems.

It was nice to continue our long term relationship with Christchurch Attractions yesterday. This great local attraction needs all the support we can give it in these covid times.

Hi all, we are working from home so anyone who needs any Covid advice or resources (TA, SWMS, policy) then we are pleased to help. Stay safe and well

We are pleased to assist Hanmer Attractions with their compliance audits. Check out the great team at the waiau ferry bridge for some fun and action.

Safe and Sound has had a long association with W H Harris who make Woodsman fires. This HASANZ promotion video along with ACC subsidy incentive is an excellent example of our work together.

Harris Fires#1 Final 3M 540P

Well done to Chris Cox and the team at Chch Marathon. It was fantastic to see 3800 runners and their supporters in central Chch. Safe and sound were proud to help out with Safety plans and on the ground during the event.

We are proud to help Arnold Jensen Electrical with the safety on the new light towers at Hagley Oval. Well done the AJ team.

Assessing noise (spot and dosimeter) has been a service we have offered for many years. We’ll soon be expanding and offering dust, fume and ventilation assessments.

I stumbled across this old photo taken when the BNZ building was being built and you thought the New York construction photos were cool. Check out the cathedral behind.

Safe and Sound has worked with the The Show and Christchurch Marathon for the past few years and it is heart breaking to have their cancellation news on the front page of The Press today. No doubt they will be back in 2021 but it leaves a big gap in the Canterbury calendar.