Posted By david Westhead Could anyone help me with a small problem. Where I work there is a plot of land that is uneven and covered in rubble etc. There are plans to renovate this land in the future (near or far), the problem is that I think some children have been accessing the land through a gap in the fence, the fence has now been repaired (it is a new metal fence approx 5ft high. Getting to the point, where do we stand as a company if anyone climbs over the fence and is injured on the rubble? and also is there some kind of sineage that we should put up to warn people/tresspassers of the uneven/unsafe land taking into account that the visiters that we had in the past were most probably children. Any information would be greatly accepted. Thanks in antisapation, Dave.

Posted By Ken Taylor I've found that doubled weld-mesh with gaps no more than 25mm wide to be effective provided it's high enough. It's also worth considering some scary warning signs from one of the standard supplier's catalogues - which should be erected on each face of the fence to which children may approach.

Posted By david Westhead Thanks for all the information, I have now been assured that the land is to be leveled within the next couple of weeks. In the mean time I have had the fencing repaired and I now think that we have done everything reasonably praclical that we can to make the site as safe as possible for any "visitors" that could manage to climb the fence. Once again thank you for all the good advive, Dave.