Search results Development of the Plan CDM Regulations Principal Contractor Development of the Construction Phase Plan For all but the simplest projects, it is likely that the plan may not be sufficiently developed to cover all of the work the project will involve but may only cover early phases... b4-development-of the-plan Assessing Competencies CDM Regulations Competence and Resources Assessing Competence Organisational Competence An assessment of the company or organisation is necessary to establish that it is capable of carrying out the specific work it seeks to do: An assessment of the company’s... b4-assessing-competencies 5.5.6 Particular requirements to include in tenders/ contracts for Plant Suppliers PROCUREMENT OF SUBCONTRACTORS, DESIGNERS AND SUPPLIERS 5.5 Generic and particular requirements to include in tenders/contract for designers, subcontractors or suppliers 5.5.6 Particular requirements to include in tenders/ contracts for Plant Suppliers Consider... 05-5-6-particular-requirements-to-include-in-tenders-contracts 10.5.3.5 Vandalism Nuisance 10.5 CONSTRUCTION GOOD PRACTICE 10.5.3 Preventing or Reducing Nuisance 10.5.3.5 Vandalism Vandalism can often result in nuisance issues and significant harm to the environment. Acts of vandalism on sites include: opening taps, tanks, drums containing... 10-5-3-5-vandalism 10.6.1 Introduction Nuisance 10.6 AIR POLLUTION 10.6.1 Introduction Air pollution is harmful to both the environment and to human health and the emission of dust, smoke, fumes or gases can be a statutory nuisance. Emissions from construction can be divided into 3 main categories: dust... 10-6-1-introduction Preparing an Environmental Statement An Introduction to Environmental Management Appendix 2 - Environmental Impact Assessment Preparing an Environmental Statement Where it is decided that an assessment is required, the applicant must prepare and submit an ‘Environmental Statement’.... 01-appendix-2-preparing-an-eia Introduction Managing Health and Wellbeing in Construction Fatigue Management Introduction Construction workers are often required to work long or unusual shift patterns, particularly night work. When this is combined with a constantly changing, potentially hazardous construction... c1-fatigue-introduction Health risks Respirable Crystalline Silica Health risks Exposure to RCS can cause several health conditions including silicosis and lung cancer. Silicosis is a form of pneumoconiosis – a progressive, degenerative respiratory disease which causes crippling... c6-health-risks Power and air supply COMPRESSED AIR AND IONISING RADIATION Compressed Air Power and air supply Power should normally be taken from the National Grid, but generators may be used as an alternative. There must also be a standby electric supply which will restore full power within five... c8-power-and-air-supply Low Level Access Equipment Work at Height Access and Working Platforms Low Level Access Equipment Introduction Low level access equipment is used in a wide range of situations and is generally a safer alternative to ladders and stepladders. This equipment includes folding tower... e5-low -level-access-equipment 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29