Академический Документы
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What Should the Contents of the Pre-Tender Stage Health and Safety Plan Be?
Nature of the project (location, nature of construction work, etc) The existing environment i.e. services, surrounding land use, ground conditions, etc. Existing drawings (available drawings and health and safety file if there is one) The design (information on the significant risk which cannot be avoided)
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What Should the Contents of the PreTender Stage Health and Safety Plan Be?
Construction materials (health hazards which cannot be avoided) Site-wide elements (positioning of site access or egress points, location of unloading, layout and storage areas, traffic routes, etc) Overlap with the clients undertaking i.e. where work takes place at the clients premises. Site rules i.e. emergency procedures, permit-to-work rules, etc set by the client when work takes place at the clients premises. Continuing liaison (procedures for dealing with design work prepared for construction phase)
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What Next?
Once the Principal Contractor has been appointed, the Planning Supervisor hands the health and safety plan over to them. It is then their responsibility to develop it into a working document that will assist in the health and safety management of the project.
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