Search results Further Sources of Information Nuisance FURTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION Websites Regulation and guidance Greater London Authority / Mayor of London / London AssemblyNon-road mobile machinery – Mayor of London web site https://nrmm.london/ Driving in London - https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ Driving... 10-further-sources-of-information 16.1 Introduction MAKING IT HAPPEN 16.1 INTRODUCTION Construction sites are often busy places, with many pressures and competing priorities, such as getting the job completed on time, keeping to budget, ensuring health and safety is not compromised, ensuring quality and avoiding... 16-1-introduction 17 Toolbox Talks TOOLBOX TALKS Contents HE1 - Toolbox talks: heritage - Archaeology HE2 - Toolbox talks: heritage - Built heritage HE3 - Toolbox talks: heritage - Working on previously developed land HE4 - Toolbox talks: heritage - Working... 17-toolbox-talks 4.2.6 Specification DESIGN 4.2 WASTE AVOIDANCE AND MINIMISATION 4.2.6 Specifications There is a tendency in the construction process to over-specify materials, either in terms of quantities of materials that are required or in terms of quality of materials needed to achieve the... 04-2-6-specification 1.7.3 BREEAM Infrastructure (formerly CEEQUAL) AN INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 1.7 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SCHEMES FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 1.7.3 BREEAM Infrastructure (formerly CEEQUAL) CEEQUAL (Civil Engineering Environmental Quality Scheme) was launched in 2003, originally developed by a... 1-7-3-breeam-Infrastructure-formerly-ceequal 9.4.4.5 Road Planings - Scotland MATERIALS 9.4 Using waste material as a resource 9.4.4 Recovered Waste Materials and Quality Protocols 9.4.4.5 Road Planings - Scotland Guidance on the Production of Fully Recovered Asphalt Road Planings Applies only to asphalt planings... 09-4-4-5-road-planings-scotland Introduction Training Introduction The construction industry is labour intensive and as such should regard its staff as one of its major resources. It is important that when improving the quality of the industry, the knowledge and skills of its personnel are also improved.... A3-introduction Headings Excavation Headings Headings are small tunnels cut into the sides of trenches or shafts. They constitute the most hazardous sector of excavation as, in addition to the dangers associated with trenches and shafts, they introduce the risk of trapping persons with... E7-headings Battens Work On Roofs Safe place of work Battens As an alternative to roof ladders, timber battens, used for slated and tiled roofs, can provide a reasonably secure foothold if they are in good condition and are fixed to rafters which are not more than 420mm apart.... E9-battens Slinging Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Slinging The following are the basic precautions which must be taken: All hooks must be of sufficient size to permit the load to be taken on the bed and not the tip, Where less than the full number of legs... E12-slinging 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26