Construction quality systems and documents · Ready to use

Construction quality documents that stand up to scrutiny.

ISO 9001, 45001 and 14001 management systems, inspection and test plans, check sheets, RAMS and handover packs for UK contractors. Every document is a blank template with a fully worked example, written by a chartered professional and kept current to the latest British Standards, with clear acceptance criteria and evidence requirements built in.

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Why contractors trust StructAssure

Built by someone who has reviewed and rejected the paperwork.

Every pack is authored by Craig Collier, a Chartered Construction Manager and Chartered Quality Professional with more than twenty years assuring quality on major UK programmes. The documents are written to the standard a Tier 1 reviewer expects, because the person who wrote them spent years on the other side of the review desk.

Document packs

See the documents before you buy them.

Every product card shows real pages from the pack and a short flip-through video. These are the files you download, not mock-ups.

ISO 9001 Construction QMS

ITP Starter Pack (M&E)

Project Quality Plan

Site Health & Safety Pack

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What people say

Reviewed by construction professionals.

★★★★★

Brilliant resource for construction professionals

StructAssure offers a really useful range of construction documentation that takes a lot of the hassle out of putting together quality and compliance paperwork. The templates are well laid out, detailed and easy to customise to suit different projects. It's clear they've been developed with a proper understanding of how things work on site, rather than just being generic documents. A great time-saver, particularly for anyone responsible for quality assurance, inspections and project handovers. Definitely worth a look and would happily recommend.

Michael Draper

★★★★★

Great quality and excellent value

Really good selection of construction templates and quality management documents. Everything is clearly laid out, easy to use and covers the level of detail you'd expect on a professional construction project. The biggest benefit is the amount of time these resources could save. Instead of spending hours creating documents from scratch, you've got a solid starting point that can be tailored to your own requirements. Would definitely recommend StructAssure to anyone involved in construction management or quality assurance.

Mohammed Ashwad

★★★★★

Excellent quality and professional standards

Really impressed with the quality and level of detail StructAssure provides. The documentation is professionally structured, easy to follow and clearly developed by someone with extensive experience in the construction industry. What stands out is the practical approach. These aren't just generic templates; they're designed around real construction requirements, with clear guidance and worked examples that make them straightforward to adapt to individual projects. A fantastic resource for construction professionals and contractors looking to improve their quality management, compliance and project documentation while saving valuable time. Would highly recommend StructAssure to anyone working in construction.

Stephen Hall

As published in

Guidance good enough for the industry's own platforms.

Craig Collier writes guest articles for established UK construction and health and safety publications. The same standards-led thinking goes into every document in the store.

UK Construction Blog

What a CDM 2015 construction phase plan must actually contain

The three things Regulation 12 actually asks the plan to cover, why Schedule 3 is the part generic templates get wrong, and a quick test for whether your plan is doing its job.

Read on UK Construction Blog

HSE Network

Permit to work systems that stand up to scrutiny

What a permit to work system actually has to do for the three high-risk activities an auditor examines most closely: hot works, confined spaces and excavations.

Read on HSE Network

Latest from the blog

What changed, and what to do about it.

Dated posts on the standards, ISO revisions and site practice that change a contractor's quality documents.

Two engineers in hard hats reviewing a construction phase plan in a site office

Health and safety5 November 2026Craig CollierCDM 2015 construction phase plan: what must be in place before work startsWhat CDM 2015 regulations 12 and 13 require of a construction phase plan, and the test that shows it was genuinely in place before work started.

A site manager reviewing a method statement and risk assessment before work starts

Health and safety29 October 2026Craig CollierRisk assessments and method statements (RAMS) that get accepted first timeWhy risk assessments and method statements get sent back, and the specific, sequenced detail that gets a construction RAMS accepted first time.

Site supervisor briefing a work crew on fire safety arrangements before the shift starts

Health and safety15 October 2026Craig CollierConstruction fire safety plan: the Joint Code of Practice sections reviewers open firstThe JCoP and HSG168 sections an insurer and an HSE inspector both open first, and the ordinary ways a fire safety plan drifts from the site.

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Where the experience comes from

Experience across UK construction, not one corner of it.

StructAssure draws on more than twenty years in quality, construction and mechanical engineering assurance on major UK programmes, including Crossrail, the Transport for Wales Core Valley Lines, TfGM Metrolink and Anglo American's Woodsmith Mine. That work runs across building, infrastructure and rail, mining and tunnelling, fit-out and building services.

The job was usually the same one: reviewing the ITPs, quality plans and handover packs contractors submitted, and sending back the ones that fell short. The documents we sell are written to pass that review, because the person who wrote them spent years on the other side of the table.

Mining and tunnelling:led quality assurance on the Woodsmith Mine 1,600 m shaft-sinking project for Redpath Mining and Anglo American, and process control across Crossrail tunnelling works
Infrastructure and heavy civil:stations, tunnels, shafts, traction substations, depots and entry into service on Crossrail, Transport for Wales and TfGM Metrolink programmes
Industrial:new-build industrial units, maintenance facilities, plant and process buildings, and heavy-industry engineering
Commercial, residential and institutional:offices, housing and public buildings, from groundworks to handover
Interior fit-out, modular and sustainable construction:CAT A and CAT B fit-out, modular and pre-engineered buildings, and green building delivery
Building services (MEP):construction management and quality assurance across pipework, ductwork, drainage, HVAC, electrical systems and test and commissioning in every sector above
Project and package management:Senior Construction Manager on the Hagside traction substation for Transport for Greater Manchester; Senior Construction Manager and MEP Construction Manager on Crossrail; workforces of more than 150 people

How we work

Plain principles.

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Written to be accepted first time

Acceptance criteria are measurable and cited to the governing standard. A reviewer can accept them, an auditor can verify them and a site operative can work to them.

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Nothing borrowed from clients

Everything StructAssure issues or sells is authored from scratch against public standards. No client's project records, templates or intellectual property are reused.

Steel fixers in hard hats and hi-vis tying prefabricated reinforcement cages

Straight answers

If a requirement sits outside our competence, or a product is not right for your business, you will be told. Chartered status means being accountable for the advice.

Craig Collier, Director of StructAssure Ltd

Director

Craig Collier

Chartered Construction Manager MCIOB
Chartered Quality Professional CQP MCQI
Full Member Association for Project Management (MAPM)

Craig has spent more than twenty years in engineering and construction, sixteen of them in construction management, quality management and engineering assurance roles on major UK programmes in rail, mining, commercial and industrial building and building services. He currently holds Senior Construction Manager and Quality Manager roles on live programmes, and founded StructAssure Ltd to offer the same standard of assurance directly to contractors and delivery teams.

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Engagements range from a one-day audit to a programme-length Construction Manager, Quality Manager or CRE role. Email with a short description of the requirement and you will get a straight answer on scope, timing and cost.

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