Engineering & EPC
Project sites and subcontracting create overlapping establishment, contractor and workforce exposures.
Discuss your workforce modelWhere the compliance pressure usually sits
Site-based establishments
Each project site can constitute a separate establishment with its own registration, licence and return obligations, opened and closed on the project timeline.
Multi-tier subcontracting
Layers of subcontractors between the principal employer and the worker make wage and welfare evidence harder to trace, and harder to defend in an inspection.
Migrant workforce
Inter-state migrant labour brings separate registration, wage and welfare requirements that are frequently missed on fast-mobilising sites.
Short, overlapping engagements
Workers moving between sites and contractors on short engagements strain the record-keeping that licences and audits actually depend on.
What an engagement usually covers here.
- Site-wise establishment registration and closure tracking
- Subcontractor chain mapping and licence verification
- Inter-state migrant worker registration and welfare compliance
- Wage and attendance evidence across mobile project sites
- Principal-employer exposure review across subcontract tiers
Where engagements in this sector usually start.
Most programmes combine two or three of these, sequenced by what carries the most exposure first.