Construction, erecting, alteration, renovations, refurbishment, repairs, demolishing or dismantling of building and structures. Site clearance Site hoarding, demarcation and demolition works excavations, filling, compaction, evening surface Piling (by drilling, excavating,) Temporal works Construction, erecting, alteration, renovations, refurbishment, repairs, demolishing or dismantling of any bridge, dam, canal, road, railway, runaway, sewer, or water reticulation system or any civil engineering structure or type of work Construction of a new two storied Administration building. Preparation of site by leveling, compaction etc. Excavations for parking areas/services 9. PREPARING A HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN The level of detail required for a H&S plan will depend on how complex the workplace is (in particular, the number of contractors at the workplace at any one time) and the risks involved in the work. The plan must be easily accessible in a construction site and it must be clearly understood by management, supervisors & workers on construction site. The plan must be implemented, maintained and kept up to date during the construction of the project. The principal contractor should prepare a H&S plan that includes project information; client requirements for H&S management on the project; Environmental restrictions and existing on-site risks arrangements, imposed by others or developed by the principal contractor, to control significant site H&S risks; H&S file & project H&S review. The H&S plan should include the following information: details of the client, that is the person commissioning the construction work, for example their name, representative and contact details; details of the principal contractor;
Construction, erecting, alteration, renovations, refurbishment, repairs, demolishing or dismantling of building and structures. Site clearance Site hoarding, demarcation and demolition works excavations, filling, compaction, evening surface Piling (by drilling, excavating,) Temporal works Construction, erecting, alteration, renovations, refurbishment, repairs, demolishing or dismantling of any bridge, dam, canal, road, railway, runaway, sewer, or water reticulation system or any civil engineering structure or type of work Construction of a new two storied Administration building. Preparation of site by leveling, compaction etc. Excavations for parking areas/services 9. PREPARING A HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN The level of detail required for a H&S plan will depend on how complex the workplace is (in particular, the number of contractors at the workplace at any one time) and the risks involved in the work. The plan must be easily accessible in a construction site and it must be clearly understood by management, supervisors & workers on construction site. The plan must be implemented, maintained and kept up to date during the construction of the project. The principal contractor should prepare a H&S plan that includes project information; client requirements for H&S management on the project; Environmental restrictions and existing on-site risks arrangements, imposed by others or developed by the principal contractor, to control significant site H&S risks; H&S file & project H&S review. The H&S plan should include the following information: details of the client, that is the person commissioning the construction work, for example their name, representative and contact details; details of the principal contractor;
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