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Setting Up and Policing Lifting Exclusion Zones

Lifting operations bring risk to everyone within the swing radius and drop zone. A credible exclusion zone prevents people straying under suspended loads, keeps...

Preventing Buried Services Strikes with Permit-to-Dig

Striking a live cable or gas main remains one of the most avoidable causes of serious harm on UK sites. A robust permit-to-dig is...

Exclusion Zones That Prevent Plant–People Collisions

Plant–people interface remains one of the hardest things to control on UK sites. Forklifts, dumpers, excavators and telehandlers move unpredictably, lines of sight are...

Quick Wins for Plant-Pedestrian Segregation on Small Sites

Small sites are where plant-pedestrian segregation is most likely to slip. Footprints are tight, trades stack on top of each other, and the pressure...

Permit to Dig: Last‑Metre Controls That Work

On paper, a permit to dig is tidy: plans checked, scan complete, method signed off. In reality, the last metre before a bucket, spade...

Hot Works: Coordinating Permits Across Multiple Subcontractors

Hot work on live projects rarely happens in isolation. On a typical UK build there will be steel fixers, plumbers, roofers and fit-out trades...
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