Identifying risk, controlling exposure and minimising harm across every project we undertake.
We place the highest priority on the health, safety and welfare of our operatives, clients, other contractors and the wider public.
Download H&S PolicyBy identifying hazards early, reviewing risk carefully and implementing robust controls, we work to ensure our operations remain safe, compliant and well managed at every stage.
Our policies and working practices remain under constant review. We assess, refine and improve before, during and after projects so that lessons learned become better working practice.
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Understanding hazards before work begins
Clear RAMS, planning and communication on every job
Reducing risk to operatives, clients and the public
All of our working practices and associated policies remain under regular review. By identifying improvements before, during and after projects are carried out, our operations become safer and more effective.
We treat health and safety as an active management process, not a static document.
For each contract we undertake, suitable method statements and risk assessments are prepared, reviewed and communicated before work begins. Any necessary changes to working practice are discussed and recorded as the project develops.
Download Site Rules | EnglishSafe delivery depends on competent people, strong procedures and continuous oversight.
We work alongside compliant access and scaffolding providers and seek to keep their practices under review where they form part of project delivery.
Safe access is fundamental to roofing and leadwork. Proper sequencing, edge protection, loading considerations and public interface management all play an essential role in how works are planned and executed.
Thinking about health and safety every day helps keep risk under control.
Training, communication and review are essential to safer project delivery.
By constantly reviewing H&S, we strive to minimise avoidable risk.
Arising from the nature of our work, there are often practical issues that must be overcome safely. We pride ourselves on thinking beyond the obvious when managing health, safety and welfare on site.
That may involve sequencing, temporary works planning, access adjustments, public protection measures or revised working methods — all designed to maintain progress without compromising safety.
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Working at height remains one of the most significant risks in roofing and construction. Assessing hazards properly and planning safe systems of work is therefore essential.
By assessing the risks, taking precautions and providing clear method statements for those who will work at height, hazards can be reduced significantly.
The law requires employers and self-employed contractors to assess the risks associated with working at height. Proper organisation and planning help ensure that the work is carried out safely.
Health & Safety in Roof Work A Guide to H&S in ConstructionIf you are considering construction work on your property, it is important to understand the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 and the duties placed upon clients.
Guidance on CDM Regulations Guidance for Clients Create a Construction Phase PlanLead Lads® is a registered trademark used under licence.
All works are carried out by Penman Leadwork & Roofing Ltd, trading as Lead Lads® under licence, acting as an independent franchisee.
Penman Leadwork & Roofing Ltd contracts directly with the Customer and retains full responsibility for the execution, management and delivery of the works.
ONCOMMERCE LIMITED acts solely as franchisor and brand owner and is not a party to any contract relating to the works.
Penman Leadwork & Roofing Ltd
Company Number: 17034011
12 Woodside, Wrenthorpe
Wakefield, West Yorkshire
WF2 0LE
