Search results Separating pedestrians and vehicles SITE LOGISTICS AND PLANNING Appendix 3 – People Plant Interface (PPI) Separating pedestrians and vehicles When considering the interface between pedestrians and people not involved in the task and vehicles, the key requirements are: By law, pedestrians... a2-separating-pedestrians-and-vehicles Planning MCWP use LIFTING OPERATIONS AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT Mast Climbing Work Platforms (MCWP) Planning MCWP use When selecting and planning the installation of a MCWP the Supplier should refer to the MCWP Manufacturer’s operating specification and installation instructions.... e12-planning-mcwp-use Lithium Ion Batteries on site Electricity Lithium Ion Batteries on site Introduction Lithium-ion batteries are small and lightweight but are capable of storing a large amount of energy. As a result of these characteristics, they are volatile under stress, therefore, if damaged or incorrectly... e13-lithium-ion-batteries-on-site References Asbestos References Legislation The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 EU Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals Regulation (REACH) (Annex XVII, Part 6) The Waste (Scotland) Regulations 2011 The Hazardous Waste (England... C5-references Resource Checklist Materials Resource and Responsible Sourcing Checklist YES NO N/A Comments / Actions Has the design taken into account the reuse of reprocessed demolition material from the site, e.g. recycled aggregates? Does... 9-resource-checklist 16.4 Stakeholder analysis & mapping MAKING IT HAPPEN 16.4 STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS AND MAPPING The workforce on a construction site is one group of key stakeholders that have an interest in the project. Analysing their attitudes and influence with other stakeholders can be helpful to prioritise and... 16-4-stakeholder-analysis-and-mapping Introduction MATERIALS 9.6 Storage and distribution of oil and liquid chemicals Introduction Oil is a common, highly visible form of pollution. It is poisonous to fish and other wildlife, and smothers plants. Just two litres of oil could make the volume of fresh water... 09-6-1-introduction Introduction Fire Fire Risk Assessment The RRO states the Responsible Person is required to carry out a ‘suitable and sufficient’ fire risk assessment and must keep a record of their completed fire risk assessment. The objective of a fire risk assessment is to... e3-introduction-fra Means of escape from fire Fire Means of escape from fire These are the pre-defined routes and fire exits that are designed for people to use to evacuate a building when fire occurs. Fixed premises and completed buildings are required to comply with Approved Document B – Fire Safety... E3-means-of-escape-from-fire Means of Raising Alarm – Construction Sites FIRE Fire Alarm Systems Means of Raising Alarm – Construction Sites The minimum standard for any construction site is a self-contained battery powered alarm / sounder which should only be used in the simplest of site accommodation or small buildings. Linked... e3-means-of-raising-alarm 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51
