Search results 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 9.2.3.3 Wood Packaging and biosecurity MATERIALS 9.2 Material Selection 9.2.3 Timber 9.2.3.3 Wood packaging and biosecurity The International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures 15 (ISPM 15) published by the UN International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) sets out measures required to reduce... 09-2-3-3-wood-packaging-and-biosecurity 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 Planned isolation of fire detection / alarm system FIRe Fire alarm systems Planned isolation of fire detection / alarm system During refurbishment or remedial works, it may be necessary to isolate detection, call points or alarm systems in liaison with site occupier / person in control. Specific impairment... e3-isolation-of-fire-detection Introduction FIRE High Risk Works – Cladding Replacement Managing fire risk during cladding and insulation removal and replacement on tall buildings is considered high risk; high risk factors are: towers above 18m (6 storeys). where insulation is not the lower-risk... e3-introduction-cladding Scaffold design and escape routes FIRE High Risk Works – Cladding Replacement Scaffold design and escape routes Scaffold access should be via stair towers, not ladders. A minimum of two stair towers must be considered as part of the risk assessment. The design should take account of the... e3-scaffold-design-and-escape-routes Temporary Heaters FIRE Construction fire loading and process fire controls Temporary heating The JCOP prohibits the use of LPG open flame heaters, where heating is required to alter the environment in a building e.g. to aid drying out or create suitable conditions for application... e3-temporary-heaters 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53
