Construction Supervision

Sterling provides construction supervision services for accessibility infrastructure, verifying delivered works maintain DSAPT (Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport) compliance throughout construction delivery. Our capability encompasses site inspections, dimensional verification, material approval, contractor liaison, and quality assurance ensuring constructed infrastructure meets design specifications and regulatory requirements.

Accessibility construction supervision requires verification of critical dimensions (ramp gradients, platform gaps, circulation widths, tactile placements), material compliance (slip-resistance, tactile specifications, contrast requirements), installation quality (wayfinding signage, audio systems, accessible facilities), and coordination with operational constraints (possession delivery, staged construction, temporary accessibility provisions). Sterling has supervised construction for platform accessibility upgrades, station facility modifications, and DSAPT compliance works, demonstrating capability to maintain compliance throughout delivery.

Sterling's integrated model links construction supervision with design review and post-construction verification — ensuring accessibility compliance is maintained from design intent through construction delivery to operational handover.