Question 1

What is TPR?

Accepted Answer

TPR is a UK-built connected workforce and site safety platform — contractor compliance software, visitor management system, emergency mustering, audits and inspections, risk assessments, lone worker protection, CDM 2015, PPM, and HR lifecycle management, all in one subscription.

Question 2

Do visitors and contractors need to download an app?

Accepted Answer

No. TPR is entirely browser-based. Visitors sign in via QR code on any device, Fire Marshals access their evacuation panel through a permanent bookmarked link, and contractors complete inductions and compliance checks online — no app download or installation required.

Question 3

Does TPR handle contractor compliance and CDM 2015?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TPR includes dedicated contractor compliance software covering RAMS management, contractor inductions, right-to-work checks, document control, and a full CDM 2015 project management module — all built to UK Health & Safety legislation.

Question 4

Can TPR run an emergency muster and evacuation roll call?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TPR's emergency mustering software supports up to 16 colour-coded evacuation zones, a digital roll-call for staff, visitors, contractors and members, targeted zone alerts by email, automatic PEEP flagging for persons needing evacuation assistance, and a Fire Marshal mobile panel that works instantly without any login or app.

Question 5

Is TPR built in the UK and GDPR-compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TPR is designed and supported by ACS Safety & Security Ltd, based in Witney, Oxfordshire. Data is held in isolated per-customer tenants, end-to-end encrypted, and never shared between organisations. TPR is fully GDPR-compliant and built around UK-specific regulations including CDM 2015, RIDDOR 2013, RRO 2005, and Martyn's Law.

Question 6

How much does TPR cost?

Accepted Answer

TPR plans start from £49 per site per month (TPR Basic), with TPR Pro at £89 per site per month and TPR Max at £195 per site per month. All plans are billed per site with no setup fees, no long-term contracts, and no hidden costs.

Question 7

Which industries does TPR support?

Accepted Answer

TPR is used across construction and civil engineering, manufacturing and warehousing, NHS trusts and healthcare, schools, colleges and universities, facilities management, and commercial offices and business parks — wherever UK Health & Safety legislation and contractor or visitor management is required.

Question 8

Does TPR include lone worker protection?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The TPR Max plan includes a lone worker protection system with automated welfare check-ins, escalation alerts, and reporting — suitable for lone workers operating on-site or off-site.