No fixed package
The support model, responsibilities and commercial proposal are shaped around the assignment. Details are confirmed in writing before work starts.
Working method
How working with HEXA takes shape.
We begin with the task and conditions on site. Then we define the skills, possible team and preparations for a start. Each stage makes clear which details are still needed.
Start with the brief
Tell us the work, location, timing, trades and approximate team size.
Define the assignment
We discuss qualifications, shift pattern, site rules, language and the practical scope.
Find the fit
Suitable professionals or teams are considered against the agreed requirements.
Prepare the start
Roles, required documentation and site arrangements are checked for the chosen model and project.
Stay in contact
We keep communication open as the assignment progresses and address changes in scope together.
One route for communication
A clear contact path helps your site team and our team resolve questions about scope, timing and practical arrangements.
The first conversation produces a usable brief
We ask what has to be delivered, where and when the work takes place, which skills are essential and what information is still missing. The brief should also identify the site contact and the person who can answer technical questions. Unknowns are recorded rather than guessed.
Readiness is checked before the start
The agreed model determines which documents and practical arrangements need review. We discuss onboarding, access, working hours, required protective equipment and the route for reporting a problem. Availability alone does not mean a team is ready to enter a site.
Changes need a clear decision path
Additional work, delays or changed site conditions can affect people, timing and cost. The parties should know who can approve a variation and how it will be documented. At handover, completed work and outstanding items should be clear to the people responsible for the next phase.
HEXA Workforce
Discuss your workforce needsTell us what the project needs.
Share the trades, location, expected start and scope. We will take it from there with a focused conversation.