Initial conversation
Clarify what prompted the enquiry, who is involved and whether a pilot is the right first step.
How it works
From first conversation to evidence-led decision.
The Half-Day Pilot is designed to keep the first step contained: enough structure to learn something useful, without asking the organisation to choose a full service pathway upfront.
Five stages
A short pathway with one decision point.
Pre-pilot review
Review current routes, context, known areas of concern and any practical constraints.
Half-day pilot
Facilitate a representative group through realistic construction situations and route questions.
Findings report
Set out strengths, gaps, areas requiring further evidence and the recommended next step.
Evidence-led decision
Decide whether the right outcome is no further action, local improvement, discovery, specialist work, programme support or implementation.
Subsequent work
Detailed services only appear after the evidence-led decision.
If the pilot shows a specific need, the report can point to targeted discovery, route design, pressure controls, serious-concern route work, the wider programme or implementation support.
Start
Discuss the Half-Day Pilot.
The first conversation is used to decide whether the pilot is the right contained starting point.
Discuss the Half-Day Pilot