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Benefits of using Artios for UXO risk assessments
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Speed that keeps your projects on time
We have a superior turnaround time of 4-5 days to complete a UXO risk assessment compared to a competitors’ average of around 10-14 days. This faster turnaround time means that clients can initiate projects rapidly and minimise any project delays.
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Impartiality that you can trust
Artios charges only for what’s absolutely necessary, saving you from overspending. Our truly independent advice stems from our commitment to providing solutions tailored to your specific needs, free from conflicts of interest.
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Consistency and accuracy, every time
Quality is a standard for Artios. Four years of experience, paired with utmost efficiency, consistency and productivity give you the highest-quality outputs.
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Applying expertise in UK safety standards
Our deep and thorough knowledge of UK safety standards ensures that all our assessments comply with all relevant regulations. This understanding helps to relieve you of any legal or regulatory issues. High levels of knowledge for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) practices provides clients with peace of mind knowing that our highly qualified and experienced professionals are doing the right thing, all the time.
The Artios UXO risk assessment process
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This initial stage is in place to quickly determine if whether or not a site has a potential UXO risk. Involving an initial desk study, our experts will research historical records, maps and photos for the site to identify potential WWII bombing and any other military activity. We then create an initial risk assessment to determine the likelihood of UXO being present and the consequences that could arise if, for example, it was encountered during excavation work. After the preliminary risk assessment is complete, we will advise on next steps, which might suggest there is no further action required or highlight the need for a detailed UXO risk assessment to be completed.
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This stage represents the thorough investigation of a UXO risk within specific site boundaries. In-depth analysis of higher-risk areas identified through a PRA will involve systematic and a more comprehensive research and analysis.This assessment is structured to Stages 2 and 3 of the Risk Management Strategy outlined in the industry-standard 'CIRIA C681 UXO - A Guide for the Construction Industry. All our DRAs include a transparent, easily digestible risk mitigation plan for both health and safety and business interruption. This is based on a quantified risk rating and accompanied by a zoned map, illustrating the UXO risk in different parts of the site.
