We’re delighted to welcome Tetra Tech as the latest UK consultancy to join the Alpha Tracker family.
Tetra Tech is a major technical, engineering and environmental consultancy, with more than 6,000 employees across its UK, Ireland and Netherlands operations and a much wider global presence.
Their UK health, safety and compliance teams have extensive expertise across areas that are particularly close to home for us at Alpha Tracker, including fire safety, asbestos management and legionella/water quality. Their services range from fire risk assessment and fire engineering through to asbestos and legionella consultancy and accredited training.
So, naturally, we’re very pleased that Alpha Tracker will now be supporting the Tetra Tech team in managing this work.
Training Underway
The project has now reached another important milestone, with Tetra Tech completing their first Alpha Tracker training session with Kim from the Start Software team.
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| Some of the photos from the first training session |
As the photos show, it was very much a hands-on session — phones out, screens up and plenty of discussion around how Alpha Tracker will work in practice for the team.
For us, those first training sessions are always an exciting point in a new implementation. The software starts moving from being a project into something people will actually be using every day.
Another Major Consultancy Chooses Alpha Tracker
It’s particularly satisfying to see another multidisciplinary UK consultancy choosing Alpha Tracker to help manage its compliance work.
Alpha Tracker has been developed specifically around the workflows of asbestos, legionella/water hygiene and fire consultancies, bringing surveying, scheduling, field data collection, reporting and management information together in one system.
We’re looking forward to working with the Tetra Tech team as their implementation progresses and seeing Alpha Tracker put to work across another leading UK consultancy.
Welcome aboard, Tetra Tech!
And a big thank you to everyone involved in the first training session — particularly Kim for getting the team off to a great start.

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