Search results 16.3 Identifying and communicating roles and responsibilities MAKING IT HAPPEN 16.3 IDENTIFYING AND COMMUNICATING ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES On small construction projects the project manager may be in complete control and take responsibility for everything that happens on site. On larger projects, however, there may be... 16-3-identifying-and-communicating-roles-and-respo 16.5.10.1 Interactive educational materials MAKING IT HAPPEN 16.5 MECHANISMS FOR ENGAGEMENT 16.5.10 Themed campaigns 16.5.10.1 Interactive educational materials Global Action Plan, an environmental behaviour change charity, provides interactive educational resources such as a “carbon gym”... 16-5-10-1-interactive-educational-materials 12.2.6.1 Construction phase ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION 12.2 ENERGY EFFICIENCY 12.2.6 Delivering Energy Efficient Construction 12.2.6.1 Construction phase The following summarises good practice for minimising energy consumption on construction sites. Early consideration... 12-2-6-1-construction-phase 12.2.6.4 Improving Performance Commissioning ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION 12.2 ENERGY EFFICIENCY 12.2.6 Delivering Energy Efficient Construction 12.2.6.4 Improving Performance – Commissioning, Handover & Aftercare Regardless of how well a building is designed and constructed,... 12-2-6-4-improving-performance-commissioning Related Safety Aspects Excavation Related safety aspects Apart from safety requirements directly associated with the support of excavations, the following matters must also be considered: Safe access being provided by proprietary staircase Means of access Safe means of access... E7-related-safety-aspects Tankers And Bowsers Mobile Plant and Site Transport Specific vehicles Tankers and bowsers Fuel tankers on construction sites are normally used for the carriage of gas oil. Where drivers are to be involved in loading and unloading, they should have adequate knowledge and understanding... D5-tankers-and-bowsers Toxic And Flammable Confined Spaces Toxic and flammable atmospheres In the context of confined space work the term "nontoxic" can be dangerously misleading. In a small unventilated space any of the whole range of gases and vapours found in industry, in sufficiently high concentration,... E2-toxic-and-flammable Atmosphere Monitoring Confined Spaces Atmosphere testing and monitoring Regulation 4 of the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 and Part 4 of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 requires that every workplace must be adequately ventilated to ensure that it is safe.... E2-atmosphere-monitoring Formulation The Confined Spaces Permit-to-work Formulating the permit-to-work system A typical permit-to-work system would lay down: methods to be adopted for testing the atmosphere of the confined space. These must be carried out before: it is certified as being safe... E2-formulation Not Safe To Enter Confined Spaces Permit-to-work Not safe to enter If pre-entry tests indicate that the atmosphere is not safe, forced ventilation and extraction must be introduced to achieve a satisfactory circulation of fresh air, at a supply which varies according to the circumstances.... E2-not-safe-to-enter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8