Green Lists: Products, processes and procedures to be positively encouraged. Adequate access for construction vehicles to minimise reversing requirements • systems and turning radii); Provision of adequate access and headroom for maintenance in rooms, and • adequate provision for replacing heavy components; Thoughtful location of of mechanical / electrical equipment, light fittings, security • devices etc. to facilitate access and away from crowded areas; The specification of concrete products with pre-cast fixings to avoid drilling; • Specify half board sizes for plasterboard sheets to make handling easier; • Early installation of permanent means of access, and prefabricated staircases with • hand rails; The provision of edge protection at permanent works where there is a forseeable risk • of falls after handover; Practical and safe methods of window cleaning (eg. from the inside); • Appointment of a Temporary Work Coordinator (BS 5975); • Off-site timber treatment if PPA- and CCA-based preservatives are used (Boron or • copper salts can be used for cut ends on site). Off site fabrication and prefabricated elements to minimize on site hazards. • Encourage the use of engineering controls to minimize the use of Personal • Protective Equipment For further examples of safe design practice go to the Safety In Design webpages Appendix 5
Green Lists: Products, processes and procedures to be positively encouraged. • Adequate access for construction vehicles to minimise reversing requirements systems and turning radii); • Provision of adequate access and headroom for maintenance in rooms, and adequate provision for replacing heavy components; • Thoughtful location of of mechanical / electrical equipment, light fittings, security devices etc. to facilitate access and away from crowded areas; • The specification of concrete products with pre-cast fixings to avoid drilling; • Specify half board sizes for plasterboard sheets to make handling easier; • Early installation of permanent means of access, and prefabricated staircases with hand rails; • The provision of edge protection at permanent works where there is a forseeable risk of falls after handover; • Practical and safe methods of window cleaning (eg. from the inside); • Appointment of a Temporary Work Coordinator (BS 5975); • Off-site timber treatment if PPA- and CCA-based preservatives are used (Boron or copper salts can be used for cut ends on site). • Off site fabrication and prefabricated elements to minimize on site hazards. • Encourage the use of engineering controls to minimize the use of Personal Protective Equipment For further examples of safe design practice go to the Safety In Design webpages Appendix 5
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