We take care of your site's HSE from day one
We support you through every phase of the project to help you meet regulations, avoid fines, and stay worry-free. We handle everything HSE related: documentation, training, technical resources, and the legal support you need to keep your construction site running safely.
Need safety consulting for your construction project?
Comply with regulations and avoid penalties on your construction site
Construction law is strict: a mistake in HSE may imply serious fines or the immediate halting of work.
Clear and timely technical solutions
Health & Safety Studies, technical visits and all the documentation required by law, with rigour and guaranteed deadlines.
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Fill in the form and you’ll receive a proposal tailored to the needs of your project.
Whether you’re a developer or a contractor, we tailor our services to your obligations and type of project
Here are some of the solutions we offer:
DEVELOPER
Health and Safety Study for the project
Health and Safety Coordinator
Ergonomic Assessments
Hygiene Measurements
CAE (Coordination of Business Activities)
CONTRACTOR
Health and Safety Plan (PSS) or Preventive Management Document (DGP)
On-site HSE Technician
Technical site visits with reports and corrective actions
Asbestos-specific plans
Mandatory training for construction workers: Metal Agreement, special risks, etc.
CAE (Coordination of Business Activities)
What do you need depending on your type of project?
Every site is different. Here’s how to know where to start:
Do you work with subcontractors?
If other companies are working alongside you, you’ll need to present the PSS or the DGP, and the Subcontracting Register.
Example: even if the client doesn’t ask for it, if you’re carrying out a refurbishment in an industrial building with various installation companies, you need this documentation.
Not a construction project per se, but some construction-related work?
If there are tasks like installations, painting, or masonry — or you’re working in a construction-like setting — you’ll need a DGP.
Example: you’re installing machinery in a factory.
Are several companies working on site at once?
You’ll need Business Activities Coordination (BAC). Don’t worry — Geseme handles it for you.
Example: electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians are working simultaneously. This is where BAC applies.
Unsure about opening the work center?
- If it’s a regulated construction site, you must register it before starting.
- If it’s not technically a construction site, you have 30 days from the start.
Example: you’re refurbishing offices → prior opening. Installing racks in a warehouse → 30 days.
Geseme's technical solutions for construction sites
Our services cover all preventive needs on site:
On-site HSE Technicians (Preventive Resources)
Asbestos-specific risk plans
Mandatory trainings:
Construction, Metal Agreement, Special Risks (Working at Height, ATEX, Confined Spaces…)
What penalties can I face for non-compliance with safety regulations on site?
If an accident occurs, the responsible party may face criminal prosecution, in addition to financial penalties.
The work may be suspended until further notice
SERIOUS
Minimum of 8.000€ to 41.000€
VERY SERIOUS
Over 40.000€
Construction training: upcoming courses in your sector
PRL para operador de vehículos y maquinaria de movimiento de tierras
PRL para trabajos de Albañilería
PRL para pintura
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between the PSS and the DGP?
The Health&Safety Plan (PSS) is mandatory for construction projects with a building plan, in accordance with Royal Decree 1627/1997.
The Preventive Management Document (DGP) is used for construction work without a building plan, such as installations or minor extensions.
When should I register my business?
If it involves building work, you must do this before you start. If it is not considered building work, you have 30 days from the start.
Who should hire the HSE officer?
It is the main contractor who must ensure that an occupational health and safety officer is present on site when the nature of the work so requires.
Do I need a health and safety coordinator for my building site?
Yes, if I am the organiser. In any case, if there is no coordinator, you will have to take on their duties. You take on the responsibilities.
What documentation do I need to collect from subcontractors?
Everything to do with occupational health and safety: training, medical clearances, insurance, permits, etc.
Geseme takes care of the Coordination of Business Activities (BAC) on your behalf.
What happens if I'm not sure what I need?
Don’t worry. Contact us and we’ll let you know what you need and how to sort it out, with no obligation.