A principal's guide to contracting to meet the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992
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6. Post-contract review
The progress of the contract will be reviewed as part of ongoing supervision. However, when the work is complete (or at periodic intervals in a lengthy or ongoing contract), the principal and contractor will review the quality of the work against the job specification and the contractor's performance. This will consider, among other things:
- the effectiveness of the original choice of contractor
- how well the contractor fulfilled the health and safety plan and managed health and safety while completing the contract
- any improvements that could be made to equipment, work methods etc, and
- whether the contractor is suitable for further contracts.
This is an opportunity to put recommendations for improvements in writing, so the experience contributes to learning before the next contract.