Hoarding Construction Sydney | Safety & Compliance Solutions
SCE Corp designs and installs Class A and B hoardings meeting AS 4687 and Sydney City Council requirements. We ensure public safety around active sites using engineer certified structures. Our temporary works integrate branding and lighting options, with ISO 45001 workplace safety compliance. During any construction project, safety and compliance are critical. At SCECorp, we deliver hoarding construction services in Sydney and NSW that protect the public, secure construction sites and meet regulatory standards. A Class hoarding.
Our team specialises in designing and installing construction hoardings that not only ensure safety in construction but also provide privacy and controlled access for active sites.
Why Hoarding Construction is Essential
- Public & Worker Safety – Protects pedestrians and workers during building and civil construction projects.
- Compliance – Meets NSW construction safety regulations, including DBP Act requirements.
- Custom Solutions – Options for temporary hoardings, branded panels and durable long term installations.
- Secure Perimeter – Provides security, reduces unauthorised access and helps manage demolition or remediation work.
- Visual Appeal – Hoardings can be customised with company branding, project information or safety messages.
Our Hoarding Construction Capabilities
- Timber & Steel Hoarding Construction
- Custom Printed Hoarding Panels
- Construction Hoardings for Demolition Work
- Hoardings for Road Construction & Infrastructure Projects
- Temporary & Long Term Hoarding Installations
- Workplace Safety & Fire Safety Integration
- We work with construction companies in Sydney to ensure every hoarding installation aligns with both project goals and community safety expectations.
Commitment to Safety & Compliance
At SCECorp, we prioritise construction safety. Every hoarding is designed and installed to meet strict safety codes. We integrate emergency evacuation planning, secure access points and durable materials to ensure compliance with both civil engineering and building construction standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is hoarding construction?
Hoarding construction involves the installation of protective barriers around a building or civil construction site to ensure public safety and project security. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
2. Do you install hoardings for both short term and long term projects?
Yes, SCECorp provides temporary hoardings for short projects and durable, long term hoardings for extended construction timelines. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
3. Can hoardings be customised? Does SCE Corp provide hoarding services across Greater Sydney?
Absolutely, hoardings can feature branding, safety signage and project information for enhanced visibility. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
4. Is hoarding construction required by law?
Yes, NSW regulations require construction hoardings for certain projects to maintain public safety and site compliance. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
5. Do you provide hoardings for demolition and remediation sites?
Yes, we install hoardings for house demolition Sydney, remedial building services and large scale construction projects. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
6. Is hoarding the same as fencing?
A solid fencing can also be generally referred as hoarding, but in the actual sense, hoarding is an excellent option for construction sites located in a busy areas with high foot traffic. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
7. How many types of hoarding are there?
The five stages of hoarding are minimal clutter, mild clutter, moderate clutter, severe clutter and extreme clutter. Signs of hoarding include acquisition, clutter, difficulty discarding, disorganization, difficulty with decision making, social isolation and impairment. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
8. What is the difference between Type A and Type B hoarding?
The two main types of hoarding are: A Class Hoarding, which provides protection from the side or act as access control. B Class Hoarding, which provide protection from above. A Class hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
9. What is a hoarding structure?
Construction hoarding refers to the temporary fencing or solid barriers installed around the perimeter of a worksite. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
10. What are the hoarding construction materials?
Construction hoarding materials include timber (often plywood) for its cost effectiveness and ease of use, steel for durability and high security applications, concrete for strength and permanence and modern options like uPVC or composite panels for their weather resistance and quick installation. A Class hoarding. Class A hoarding. For more information, refer to Hoarding construction Sydney, Class A hoarding, site safety
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