At Fencing Specialists, we supply fencing for building sites to help enforce safety zones, limit entry, and meet legal requirements.
Our fences are available for short or extended periods and are used across multiple construction projects to create secure environments and maintain site control.
Temporary fencing at construction sites serves multiple functions. It acts as a physical barrier to mark active zones, manage pedestrian and vehicle flow, and control site access.
Fencing must remain in place throughout the project timeline to comply with safety requirements issued by local authorities. It helps reduce incidents involving unauthorised individuals, ensures worker safety, and protects site equipment.
At Fencing Specialists, we install fencing that supports controlled entry, site visibility, and compliance with legal obligations, helping minimise risks and potential liabilities.
Enclose active build areas to control entry and protect workers.
Prevent access by unauthorised individuals and reduce hazards.
Deter theft or damage to tools and materials.
Manage access at temporary venues and outdoor gatherings.
Define site boundaries during renovation or land preparation.
Meet WH&S requirements for construction safety.
Construction site fencing must meet regulations for workplace safety and access control. Fencing Specialists provide fencing that complies with:
Assess access points and fence coverage.
Install fencing with stability and access control.
Secure panels to prevent movement.
Confirm fence alignment and safety.
Remove panels at project completion.
Understand access control needs.
Fencing meets safety and council standards.
Available for short or long durations.
Quick installation and removal schedules.
For fencing that supports construction site safety, access control, and compliance, contact Fencing Specialists. Our team provides installation and removal services.
Yes, WH&S regulations require fencing for site safety.
Yes, availability depends on project duration.
Periodic checks ensure panels are secure and comply with regulations.
Builders may face penalties, and insurance coverage can be affected.