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ECOS SI.S.MA.

Method

Every site is planned to protect what exists and to build what must last.

ECOS SI.S.MA.’s operational process is structured in clear phases, from initial reading to handover, with attention to safety, documentation and control.

Method

Operational sequence

  • Stone arch and historic masonry with scaffolding — ECOS site01
  • Site coordination: reading context and operational phases02
  • Works at height with harness and aerial platform03
  • Mortar application and masonry works04
  • Technical review and operational planning from headquarters05
  • Brick arches — works on built heritage06

01 — Survey

Assessment of building condition, access, interference and intervention priorities.

02 — Analysis

Reading of context, structural or material issues, constraints and client/project objectives.

03 — Planning

Definition of phases, resources, protections and work sequences.

04 — Site organisation

Setup, logistics, coordination of trades and management of work areas.

05 — Area protection

Measures to safeguard parts of the building, adjacent spaces and significant elements during works.

06 — Execution

Controlled delivery of works in accordance with design, regulations and good site practice.

07 — Control

Verification of phases, workmanship quality and consistency with agreed objectives.

08 — Documentation

Collection of photographic and informational evidence useful for traceability when required.

09 — Handover

Site closure and orderly transfer of the work to the client.

10 — Aftercare

Post-intervention support as defined contractually.

Every significant intervention begins with careful analysis.

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