Design, calculate and control temporary works from one engineering platform. Replace the spreadsheets, PDF standards, disconnected tools and registers you juggle today with a single BS 5975 workflow — from first calculation to issued document.
Six live modules run the standards and print the calc report.
Every item tracked through the five BS 5975 hold points.
Real engineering, on real projects — across the UK, GCC, North Africa and beyond
A scaffold check in one spreadsheet. The tie loads in another. Standards open as PDFs across three tabs. The register in a shared file nobody trusts is current. Every handoff is a chance to introduce an error — and in temporary works, errors don't stay on the page.
Every engineer keeps their own version. Formulas get overwritten, a cell reference breaks silently, and the number that reaches site is nobody's idea of checked.
BS 5975, CIRIA, the Eurocodes — hundreds of pages, re-read for every job. The clause you need is always three documents away from the calculation you're doing.
Re-typing inputs between tools, re-drawing the same sketch, re-formatting the same report. Time that should go into engineering judgement goes into admin instead.
Loaded without a permit. Struck before the permanent works can stand. In a static register, a control failure is invisible — until it becomes an incident.
Not another tool to add to the stack — the workflow that replaces it. Enter your inputs once and LMT.Pro carries them through calculation, verification, documentation and the register. One environment, built for temporary works, end to end.
The calculation, the sketch and the report come from the same inputs. What took an afternoon of spreadsheets and formatting is done in a sitting.
Every module runs the relevant standard — BS 5975, BS EN 12811, CIRIA, the Eurocodes — the same way every time. The method is consistent, and it's shown in the output.
Calc report, temporary works design brief and RAMS come out formatted and complete. No re-typing into a template, no chasing a house style.
The TW register tracks every item through the five BS 5975 hold points. Status is derived from real dates and permits — so nothing is marked "active" that hasn't genuinely cleared.
Control platforms track that your temporary works exist. Generic tools digitise your paperwork. LMT.Pro is the only one that does the actual engineering — and that difference is not a feature you can bolt on later.
Not a compliance checkbox — the standard is the workflow. Every calculation, hold point and permit follows BS 5975 because the platform was designed around it from the first line.
Competitors start with the paperwork and stop there. LMT.Pro does the design — the calc, the checks, the sketch — then handles the control around it. Engineering is the core, not an afterthought.
No black box. Every result shows its working, its standard and its assumptions — so a checker can follow it and you can stand behind it. Just transparent, repeatable maths.
The item you design and the item you track are the same item. No re-keying between a calc tool and a separate register — the whole lifecycle lives in one record.
Calc report, TW design brief and RAMS are generated from your design, not re-typed into a template. The output is the by-product of the work, not a second job.
This isn't a general document tool with a temporary-works skin. Every screen, field and check exists for this discipline — so it fits the way you already work instead of forcing a generic process onto it.
If a software giant launched a temporary works tool tomorrow, they'd still have to learn what a working engineer already knows. That head start is the product.
LMT.Pro wasn't built by a software team who read about BS 5975 — it was built by temporary works engineers who spent years doing this work by hand: the spreadsheets, the standards, the registers, the reports. Every module exists because the job needed it. That's why it feels like it was made for how you actually work — because it was.
Not a menu of modules — a workflow. LMT.Pro follows the temporary works process end to end, from the first brief to the issued document and the item on the register.
Raise the item, capture the brief and inputs, and set the design-check category.
Model the scheme in the right module — geometry, systems, load cases, restraint.
The standards run automatically. Utilisations, checks and pass/fail, with the working shown.
Checkable output, chronology that self-polices, and permits that gate what happens on site.
Calc report, TW design brief and RAMS — formatted, complete and ready to issue.
Every stage feeds the next. Enter it once in Plan, and it flows through to the issued document and the item on your register — no re-typing, no lost context.
The old way is a stack of disconnected tools held together by re-typing and hope. The new way is one workflow. Here's the difference, line by line.
The abstract case is above. Here's the concrete one — the exact steps a scaffold designer takes on a routine access scaffold, the old way versus on LMT.Pro.
// Illustrative walkthrough of a standard access scaffold design, not a specific client engagement.
A full validation example for each live module — real inputs, the standards applied, the working shown, and the output. See exactly how LMT.Pro reaches its numbers before you rely on it.
Independent tied access scaffold, load class SC3.
BS EN 12811 · BS 5975View worked example → FW-01Proprietary falsework to soffit, load take-down and checks.
BS 5975View worked example → CP-01Crane pad bearing and granular platform design.
TWf2019:02 · BR 470View worked example → HR-01Site haul road thickness for a loaded dump truck.
CIRIA C769View worked example → PS-01Load-spreading protection slab over a buried service.
BS 8110 · EC2View worked example →New worked examples are added as each module is validated.
Try every module free — inputs open, calculations visible. When you need an issued PDF or the full register, pick the option that fits how you work.
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// From your 4th design / month, Basic (£99) beats pay-per-task (4 × £30 = £120) — and gives you 15 designs, 60 register items, and two colleagues.
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Practical, standards-grounded guidance on the parts of temporary works that actually cause problems on site — free to read, no account needed.
Temporary works fail through process far more often than through calculation. What the TWC role actually involves, and where the procedures break down.
Read the guide →The FPS updated the certificate in 2025 — fuller design data, a weekly inspection regime, recycled aggregate as a design consideration. If your procedures reference an older edition, they're out of date.
Read the guide →A trench box protects the people inside it — it doesn't necessarily support the ground. Confusing the two is where trench collapses start.
Read the guide →LMT.Pro is built by temporary works engineers who care about doing this work properly. We're not actively hiring right now — but we're always glad to hear from engineers who share that standard.
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