Safely directing traffic in and around large building sites
At FRFM we specialise in providing traffic marshals to projects and sites for a range of clients. We are committed to customer satisfaction and continuous feedback enabling our team to develop procedures to deliver continued high quality se clients.
Our traffic marshal’s main role is to ensure that vehicles are manoeuvred safely around site and that pedestrians and the general public are kept safe from the moment a vehicle arrives onsite to after it leaves.
The traffic marshal is trained in the correct uses of hand signals and equipment to hold traffic and to co-ordinate movements and communicate with onsite personnel via two-way radios. They facilitate the client in providing the correct health and safety standards to the site. They assist and guide the delivery drivers in their duties of reversing and unloading in the safest way.
Our traffic marshals have extensive experience and can be utilised across a number of different locations including construction, events, developments and much more.
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FRFM Traffic Marshals are fully trained and licenced to carry out all of the adjacent duties. All traffic marshals deployed to a project wear full high visibility uniform, safety glasses, gloves, hard hat and boots uniform to remain visible throughout their shift whist carrying out their duties.
We pride ourselves on the high calibre of staff that we deploy to projects to meet the high standards that our customers require for their project. We actively build relationships with our clients and hold regular meetings to gather feedback on the service that we provide.
Prior to submitting a proposal, the directors of FRFM attend all projects to meet with the onsite commercial team to complete a full site survey to assess the requirements and the best solutions.
Once this initial meeting has been completed our team will then submit a competitive price on the information gathered.
It is a public facing and a responsible role where the traffic marshal must: