Method Statement: Demolition of Wainwright Primary School

Client: Kier Construction MS Title: Wainwright Primary School
METHOD
STATEMENT
DEMOLITION OF WAINWRIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL
NCC Received
HARROP WHITE ROAD MANSFIELD NG19 6TF
07/12/2016
for
KIER CONSTRUCTION
Project No: 402

Method Statement No: 402v1
Prepared by: Joe Childs MIDE MIConstM Date: 31.03.16
Copy No: 1 PROJECT FILE Copy No: 3 CLIENT
Copy No: 2 SITE Copy No: 4 PRINCIPAL DESIGNER
Issue One Issue Two Issue Three Issue Four

ISSUE
STATUS √
REVISIONS ARE IDENTIFIED BY A VERTICAL LINE TO THE RIGHT OF THE AMENDED/ADDED TEXT
ALL PERSONNEL MUST RECEIVE INDUCTION RELATING TO THIS

DOCUMENT BEFORE STARTING WORK
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CONTENTS
1.0 Parties to the Project + Lines of communication
2.0 Description of the works
3.0 Resources Required
4.0 Assessment of significant risks
5.0 Control Measures to be used
6.0 Personal Protective Equipment Requirements
7.0 Emergency Procedures + Accident/Incident Reporting
8.0 To Whom this information will be submitted
9.0 Methodology
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SPECIFIC NOTES
1 - SERVICE INVESTIGATION / INSTATEMENT
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2 - TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT & SITE WELFARE
3 - SITE PREPARATION INCL. SECURITY
4 - SET UP OF EMERGENCY PROCEDURES incl. ENVIRONMENTAL
5 - ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
6 - SOFT STRIP OPERATIONS
7 - ASBESTOS REMOVAL
8 - DEMOLITION
9 - SITE CLEARANCE WORKS
10 - CRUSHING
10.0 Assessments (Manual Handling, Risk, PPE & COSHH)
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1.0 Parties to the Project

1.1 Client And Other Parties
Client
Kier Construction
Marriot House
Abbeyfield Road
Nottingham
NG7 2SZ
Contact: Jason Austin

Telephone: 0115 986 8856 Fax:
e-mail: Jacob.austin@kier.co.uk
Principal Designer
As above
Contact:
Telephone: Fax:
e-mail:
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Principal Contractor:
As above
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Contact:
Telephone: Fax:
e-mail:
Contractor:
Total Reclaims Demolition Ltd
Melvyn Robert House
Bakersbrook Ind Est
Wigwam Lane
Hucknall Nottingham NG15 7SZ
Contact: Melvyn Cross

Telephone: 01159 532009 Fax:
e-mail: Melvyn@totalreclaims.co.uk
Site Supervisor TBA TBA
Demolition Manager TBA TBA
Environmental & Quality Advisor TBA TBA
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1.2 Lines of Communication

All operatives shall report directly to the Site Supervisor, who will form the contact between site,
Company Management and the Client/Principal Contractor/Principal Designer.
2.0 Description of Works

2.1 Brief Description
The works referred to in this Method Statement are the soft stripping, demolition of the buildings
including the removal of all foundations and footings to a depth of 1.5mts below slab level.
2.2 Time and duration
Commencement and duration of works will be detailed on the Site Programme.
2.3 Sequence of the Works
The sequence of works is detailed in the methodology
3.0 Resources required

3.1 Personnel
Demolition Site Supervisor
Top Burner
Demolition Operatives
Labourers
Plant Operatives (360o Excavator)
Plant Operatives (Telehandler)
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3.2 Plant and equipment
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360 Excavators fitted with appropriate attachments.
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Telehandler
20 ton Eight Wheel Tippers ( removal of waste)
JCB C3X excavator (Clean Up and level site)
Scissor lifts
Cherry pickers
Oxy/Propane burning equipment
Stihl Saw
Alloy Scaffold Towers ( internal soft strip)
Alloy Podium Steps ( internal soft strip)
Oxy/Propane burning equipment
De- contamination unit (asbestos strip)
Task Lighting 110volt
Hand Tools (bars, sledge hammers) for soft stripping
Heras fencing
Scrap skips
General Waste skips
4.0 Assessment of Significant Risks
4.1 Access and egress
Access and egress will be off Westfield Close
4.2 Risk assessments
Risk Assessments are carried out as required by the Management of Health and Safety at Work
Regulations and related Approved Code of Practice (ACOP).
The Risk Assessment method is based upon numeric rating, as detailed in the Risk Category
Table. This enables prioritisation of the risks to ensure implementation of suitable control
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measures to reduce the risk to a level as safe as is reasonably practicable. The Risk Category
Matrix identifies the risk hierarchy (low/medium/high).
All other assessments are carried as required by the appropriate legislation, COSHH, PPE,
Manual Handling, Noise, etc. – refer Section 10.0.
4.3 Others at risk
The works are located at the Ethel Wainwright Primary School Harrop White Road Mansfield
NG19 6TF
4.4 COSHH, noise, manual handling
Operational substances to be used and Client residual substances are detailed in the COSHH
Assessments – refer Section 10.0.
Noise during the manual demolition / dismantling works will not exceed levels necessary to take
further action.
Noise from Company operations when removing the slab will exceed upper exposure value. For
the duration of this operation, the area will be designated a Hearing Protection Zone and will be
identified by safety signs around the perimeter. Any operatives within this zone will be required
to wear ear defenders.
Operatives will be informed of appropriate actions required.
Noise from adjacent Client processes may necessitate ear defenders. In such cases, appropriate
ear plugs/defenders will be worn by operatives working adjacent to this area.
Operatives will be informed of appropriate actions required.
Manual handling operations will be carried out using control measures as detailed in the Manual
Handling Assessment – refer Section 10.0. Wherever practicable manual handling will be
eliminated by use of mechanical demolition/handling techniques.
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5.0 Control Measures to be used
Control measures to be used will be commensurate with the risk and the works being carried out.
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Control measures will be as detailed in the Risk Assessments and the methodology.
6.0 Personal Protective Equipment

The following PPE will be worn by all personnel/visitors at all times on site:
 Safety helmet
 Safety footwear (Lace Boots or Riggers – no Trainers)
 High visibility clothing (vest minimum)
Additional/alternative PPE will be worn for specific tasks, this will be detailed in Section 9.0 –
Methodology.
This PPE may include, but not be limited to:
 Rigger gloves with barrier cream
 Eye Protection appropriate to the task
 Other gloves appropriate to the task
 Ori-nasal respirators with P3 filter
 Burning Visors for burners
 Ear plugs/ear defenders as appropriate
 Harness + lanyard
7.0 Emergency Procedures + Accident/Incident Reporting

Basic emergency requirements are detailed below:
7.1 Accident/Incident Reporting
All accidents, dangerous occurrences or near misses will be reported to the Site Supervisor
immediately they occur/are identified.
Details of all accidents, regardless of severity, will be recorded onto an Accident Report. This
document is used both for Company and statutory accident recording.
Minor injuries may be treated by the first aider (Site Supervisor), any significant injuries
operatives should be sent to the nearest A & E hospital. Major injuries and ambulance should be
contacted by dialling 999 (using the Site Supervisor’s mobile telephone or other convenient
telephone).
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All accidents notifiable under the requirements of the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and
Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) will be reported to the HSE Incident Contact
Centre at Caerphilly.
Dangerous occurrences or near misses will be reported to the Site Supervisor who will record
details onto an Occurrence/Near Miss Report. This document is used both for Company and
statutory accident recording.
All dangerous occurrences notifiable under the requirements of the RIDDOR will be reported to the
HSE Incident Contact Centre at Caerphilly.
All accident and dangerous documentation will be retained in the Company Head Office, copies
may be issued to third parties as required by contract conditions and/or statutory obligations.
7.2 Spills (Environmental Management)
Company personnel must never put anything into the drainage or water systems that could
cause environmental damage - this includes fuel, oils, greases or any hazardous/non-hazardous
substances.
Spill kits must be located at appropriate points around the site, especially near re-fuelling points,
with plant/equipment and in the site office.
Any spills will be cleaned up immediately using suitable absorbent materials, crystals, pads or
booms, contained within the spill kit.
In the event of any spills the following actions will be carried out:
 use absorbent material to contain the spill
 if it is a major spill
- cover or bund any nearby drains
- if practical use absorbent crystals to clear spill, if not, use bowser and pump
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 dispose of all absorbent materials in a suitable container for disposal as hazardous waste
To benefit the site environment and reduce the likelihood of spills/environmental incidents a
clean and tidy site area around re-fuelling points will be maintained and good housekeeping will
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be carried out in all areas on site.
8.0 To whom this information will be submitted

See cover sheet
All operatives working under this method will receive induction by the Site Supervisor, will read
and sign the Induction Record confirming that they have received explanation of/read the Method
Statement, understood and will abide by its requirements.
9.0 Methodology
9.1 Monitoring and Supervision
The Site Supervisor has overall responsibility for supervising, managing and monitoring site activities. This
responsibility takes into account contractual, safety, health and environmental considerations and the
completion of daily site safety checks, weekly site safety checks, recorded onto designated documentation
and maintenance of a daily Site Diary.
In addition, regular supplementary inspections are carried out by the QHSE Advisor. Details of these
inspections are recorded onto the Site Safety/Audit Report; the inspections take into account quality, safety,
health and environmental performance/issues.
9.2 General
 All services will be isolated and removed by the PC prior to works commencing.
 The Site Supervisor will carry out an inspection prior to works commencing and will liaise with the
PC Site Supervisor in the event of any areas of concern.
 Welfare facilities on site will be provided by the PC.
 These facilities will be in accordance with the requirements of the Construction [Design &
Management] Regulations 2015, specifically Schedule 2 Regulation 4(2)(b), 13(4)(c) and 15(11), and
the Workplace [Health Safety & Welfare] Regulations, commensurate with number of personnel on site.
 The HSE notification documentation, Forms F10 and ASB5 (if appropriate), and other statutory
notices will be displayed within these facilities in appropriate locations.
 All works will be carried out under the instruction of the Site Supervisor.
 All access to height will be assessed and appropriate safety measures installed:-
o Scaffold / Edge protection –
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 To be erected / altered / dismantled by specialist contractor only;

 Never to extend above 1 lift above the structure due to wind-sailing issues;
 Hand-over certificate to be received prior to entry being permitted;
 Re-inspection of scaffold to be carried out by specialist weekly or after
alteration/bad weather etc;
 Installation of additional protection measures i.e:-
 Mono-flex;
 Debris netting;
 Deflection sheeting;
 Daily visual inspection to be carried out and any non-conformities reported
immediately to the demolition supervisor
 Only areas which are securely enclosed by scaffold/edge protection to be
accessed – all other areas are prohibited against access;
 You must wear a safety harness attached to a suitable anchor point prior to entry to
the working at height zone;
 Youngerman or roof ladders to be utilised to provide a sound footing atop of a roof
zone;
 DO NOT STACK any materials on the scaffold – IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR
LOADS
 If you notice any unsafe situation or condition report immediately to your
supervisor;
o cherry picker, scissor lift, mobile scaffold tower and podium steps.
 Powered access equipment must only be operated by personnel holding valid
training certificates; operatives working in cherry pickers must wear restraint harness
and lanyard.
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 Mobile tower scaffolds may only be erected by competent operatives holding
appropriate training certification, generally PASMA, and in accordance with
manufacturer’s recommendations.
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 NOTE: Relocation of the access equipment means climbing down to ground, moving
the access equipment to the next location, putting the brakes back on, returning to the
platform and commencing work at height – Operatives must not move access
equipment from the ground with operatives on the platform.
 The basic level of PPE to be used by all employees to the site is as detailed previously, task specific PPE
will be detailed within the appropriate methodology.
 The Site Supervisor, after consultation with the PC Site Supervisor, will hold a briefing before the
start of each shift; this briefing will identify the work area, the works required, the method of access and
method(s) of work from within the methodologies detailed below and will allocate designated personnel.
9.3 Waste Removal

Waste will be removed from Site in accordance with the Waste (England & Wales) Regulations 2011 and the
Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005 (as amended).
All waste (arisings) taken off site will be recorded and accompanied by either a Controlled Waste Transfer
Note or Hazardous Waste Consignment Note; copies of these documents will be made available to the PC
at a frequency to be agreed.
All arisings will be cut/processed into suitable sizes to enable easy/safe handling and to fit into the
designated trolleys/barrows and transported via the designated routes; in certain instances, manual
handling and team lifting methods may be used – this will be minimised and consideration will be given to
travel distances.
No fluorescent tubes are permitted to be deposited into skips –a specialist Company will be required to provide
specific tube containment boxes; these will be filled and transported off site as hazardous waste to a
suitable recycling facility.
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SPECIFIC NOTES
1 ALL SITE PERSONNEL ARE TO HAVE ASBESTOS AWARENESS AND RPE FACE
FITS;
2 SMOKING & USE OF MOBILE PHONES ARE PERMITTED WITHIN DESIGNATED
AREAS ONLY
3 PRIOR TO ANY WORKS COMMENCING SPEAK TO THE SITE SUPERVISOR TO
ENSURE ALL SERVICES HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED – DO NOT COMMENCE
UNLESS DISCONNECTION CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION.
NO CERTIFICATE = NO START;
4 IF YOU LOCATE ANY SUSPECT MATERIAL INCLUDING ASBESTOS - STOP WORK
AND REPORT IT IMMEDIATELY TO THOSE AROUND YOU, VACATE THE AREA
AND SPEAK DIRECTLY WITH YOUR SITE SUPERVISOR WHO WILL LIAISE
DIRECTLY WITH THE CA
5 CARRY OUT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORKS/AREA BEFORE COMMENCEMENT

OF TASK & INSTALL ALL APPROPRIATE CONTROLS AS REQUIRED TO REDUCE
NUISANCE/RISK TO A MINIMUM I.E.
a. IF THERE IS TO BE HOT CUTTING ENSURE HOT-WORK PERMIT IN
PLACE AND PROTECT ANY VOIDS ETC. TO SEPARATION POINTS;
b. IF WORKS WILL CREATE AN OPEN EDGE ENSURE SUITABLE
PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN AGAINST FALLS (BE IT DURING OR
AFTER THE WORKS)
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c. CARRY OUT A NOISE ASSESSMENT AND INSTALL MANDATORY
HEARING PROTECTION ZONES AS REQUIRED;
d. PROVIDE WATER SUPPRESSION FOR ALL ACTIVITIES REQUIRED
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TO CONTAIN DUST EMISSIONS;
6 DO NOT ENTER ONTO ANY AREA AT HEIGHT WHICH HAS NOT BEEN
ADEQUATELY PROTECTED AGAINST FALL– IF YOU DO YOU WILL LOSE YOUR
JOB!!!!!!
(REFER TO 9.2 ABOVE)
7 DO NOT ALTER/REMOVE ANY INSTALLED SCAFFOLD / EDGE PROTECTION – IF
YOU DO YOU WILL LOSE YOUR JOB!!!!!!
8 ENSURE THAT THERE IS ADEQUATE MEANS OF ESCAPE FROM YOUR WORKING
AREA AND FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT IS AVAILABLE AT THE WORK-FACE (IN
ADDITION TO THOSE FORMING PART OF THE ON-SITE FIRE PLAN). ADVISE THE
SITE SUPERVISOR OF ANY CHANGES TO ESTABLISHED FIRE EXIT ROUTES
THAT ARE CREATED BY YOUR WORKS.
9 ENSURE OPTIMUM CARE IS TAKEN TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE
TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF OTHERS ADJACENT TO THE WORKING AREA –
WHERE THERE IS RISK OF INTERACTION ENSURE FULL PROTECTION IS
INSTALLED;
10 INSTALL CONTROLLED EXCLJSION ZONES TO YOUR WORKING AREA TO
RESTRICT FURTHER OPERATIVES / THIRD-PARTIES ACCESS TO THE WORKS
ZONE;
11 APPROPRIATE PPE TO BE WORN RELEVANT TO YOUR TASK:-
Safety helmet – to EN 397.
Hearing protection – to EN 352-1.
Eye protection – safety glasses to EN 166.
Gloves – to EN388(4343) Cut Level 3 or 5.
Dust masks – high filtration to EN149FF-P3
Safety Boots – steel toecap/mid sole
Hard Hats
Reflective Jackets/vests
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03 - ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
1 PREVENTION OF MUD ON ROAD
TRD supervisor to ensure the following controls are controlled/managed during site
activities:-
1. Layer of clean crushed hardcore to be installed/compacted onto the grubbed up
vegetation area to the front of the site to reduce risk of migration of mud. Daily
inspection to be carried out and additional layers to be added as required;
2. Wheel wash-down facilities to be installed at a point back from the site entrance to
ensure vehicles exiting site are clean;
3. Banksman to clean down cross-over point as part of his duties;
4. Road sweeper to be engaged as required (via TRD sister company – Total
Aggregates) to carry out sweeping of cross-over point/roadway;
5. Continual inspection of cross-over point/roadway to be carried out;
6. All loads to be sheeted before transferral off site;
7. Maintain hardstanding areas until final phase of site works;
2 DUST MIGRATION PREVENTION

The following controls will be initiated on site
1 - Mobile bowser with spray head attachment to be available on site and implemented
throughout the works to provide a fine mist application during:-
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a) mechanical demolition
b) onto the spoil heaps
c) during loading/processing operations
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2 - All arisings to be transported off site to have easy sheet in place prior to leaving the
site;
3 - Continual monitoring of weather conditions and dust emissions by TRD site supervisor.
Ceasing of works as required and introduction of additional controls should works require.
3 - Correct sheeting of containers or vehicles containing materials before leaving site
4 – On-board dust suppression system to crusher
3 ASPERGILLUS INFECTION CONTROLS
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4 ABANDONED COSHH ITEMS THROUGHOUT STRUCTURES

TRD to carry out a ‘sweep’ of all structures as part of site set-up. Any items which are
located are to be collected and placed within a secure area for removal from site via a
specialist contractor. Suitable PPE is to be worn during all collection activities – this will
include as a minimum – impervious gloves; safety visor; overalls. Where manoeuvring
onto pallets are required by TRD operatives will wear impervious gloves and coveralls
ensuring that, before movement, each drum is inspected and tops secure. Once placed
onto a pallet the drums will be wrapped and banded to make secure. The specialist
contractor will collect and remove to the licensed disposal point under Section 62
Hazardous waste consignment note. A copy of this note will be provided to the site
supervisor, as producer of the waste, prior to leaving site.
Consignment notes for all waste removal off site are to be provided for evidence as part
of the SWMP;
5 SPILLAGE CONTROL
The following controls will be carried out by TRD
 Only well maintained plant/equipment to be brought to site;

 Plant fuel/oil/hydraulic lines/nipples etc. to be inspected daily – any leakage to be
reported immediately and rectified;
 Drip trays to be positioned beneath any item of plant/equipment where there is
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risk of leakage of fuel/oils;
 Creation of large bunded area for storage of liquids within plant/vehicle
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compound;
 Double bunded fuel bowser with pump transfer only to be used on site within the
plant compound – bund to be placed beneath refuelling point to collect any drips;
 Banksmen with spillage kits to oversee mechanical demolition works;
 Tackle spillage immediately and report spillage to TRD Site Supervisor;
 Follow site spillage procedure
Spill kits are to be placed at sensitive zones i.e. adj. bunded fuel tank and drip trays used
for any equipment/plant or COSHH items on site. All spillages are to be controlled
following TRD’s spillage procedure (as appropriate) and any use of spill kits reported
directly to the Site Supervisor for logging as per ISO14001 internal requirements.
6 PREVIOUS GROUND CONTAMINATION ISSUES

TRD to adopt caution when breaking ground. Continuous inspection of excavations is to
be carried out and any signs of contamination relayed directly to the PD for further
investigation. Consultation with the PD rep will also be required to enable advise to be
obtained as to how best to rectify the issue.
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To be adopted where areas have determined the presence of hydro-carbon
contamination – either within the ground investigation report or to new areas discovered
as floor slabs are extracted.
Following excavation of highlighted areas contact with the clients representative is

required to allow them to inspect the excavation prior to backfill therefore ensure that the
engineer is aware of the works programme to enable him to visit site and inspect.
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The site supervisor will:

 Ensure the area is pre-marked to ensure that all materials containing contaminants are
removed;
 Advise the PD/Engineer of the programme of works;
 Designate the working zone and where materials to be removed from site - position the
lorry to a safe point immediately adjacent the excavation point to enable the material to
be deposited directly into the skip to prevent distribution of the material outside of the
controlled zone. Where items are required to be further investigated/tested an
impervious sheeting will be positioned to a designated area and the excavated materials
deposited on this until instruction received as to the required treatment/removal from
the client;
 Designate the area as a `flame-free zone` and no smoking zone.
 Carry out specific Tool Box talks to all operatives on site.
 Ensure that the excavation is made safe until such time as the PD/ engineer has
inspected and OK’d for backfill with clean inert materials;
Once all preparatory works are in place and the machine & lorry are within their designated locations,
works will commence with the careful extraction of contaminated soil from each highlighted area. Care
will be taken not to overfill the bucket attachment due to the risk of transferral of contaminated matter
outside of the working zone. Each bucket load will be lifted and deposited directly within the lined body
of the lorry or onto the impervious liner– this will be repeated to designated depths as detailed by the
client/report.
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Once complete each excavation will be barriered off for safety until the PD/ engineer has
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inspected and confirmed that it may be backfilled. Clean inert arisings generated from
the demolition works will be used as backfill back to surrounding levels.
7 LEPTOSPIROSIS (WEIL’S DISEASE)

The leaflet from the HSE called “LEPTOSPIROSIS” – are you at risk! will be issued to each
operative working on the project as will an employee handout detailing the symptoms
etc. of coming into contact with Rat’s urine etc. Any flu-like symptoms must be reported
to S Wright on on-set.
8 CLEARANCE OF HYPODERMIC NEEDLES

Background Info:
Hypodermic needles and glue cans/bags may be contained within the site (although due
to the security presence and hygiene controls on the site it is deemed a low risk). A
designated gang will be assigned to carry out these works prior to commencement of any
further activities within the structure. Following completion of works a final inspection
will be carried out by a competent person.
NOTE #1: BE AWARE THAT IT IS A KNOWN FACT THAT NEEDLES CAN BE TAPED TO
BANISTERS, FURNITURE (WITHIN DRAWS AND TO BACKS) SO THAT WHEN YOU
TOUCH/GO TO MOVE THEM YOU GET STICK INJURIES AND TO TOPS OF DOORS SO
THAT THEY FALL WHEN YOU ENTER. BE VERY AWARE – DO NOT TOUCH ITEMS WITH
YOUR HANDS – USE LONG HANDLED TOOLS UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT THERE
IS NO DANGER AND ALWAYS WEAR PPE, EVEN WHERE YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT THE
ITEM IS SAFE TO HANDLE;
NOTE #2: ENSURE THAT CORRECT PPE IS WORN AT ALL TIMES. DO NOT TUCK YOUR
TROUSERS INTO YOUR BOOTS, WEAR THEM OVER TO PREVENT RISK OF ENTRY BY
NEEDLES;
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Works:
All operatives will be made aware of the above facts during specific on-site
induction/toolbox talk and instructed in the need to maintain vigilance and adopt caution
when handling abandoned waste.
Each operative will be issued with ‘Anti-sharp’ gloves; ‘Anti-sharp’ leggings; safety
boots; safety helmet and instructed to wear same. ‘Litter picking’ hand tools will
also be issued to ensure that no contact is necessary with the operatives person.
The operatives will then systematically go through each area of the structure (including
external areas etc.) moving abandoned waste/bedding, furniture etc. to inspect same.
All hypodermic needles will be picked up via the ‘litter picking’ equipment – pick up by the
blunt end (or the syringe if still attached) and placed directly into a Sharp Bin as provided
to each operative. All bags/cans etc. will be picked up, again using the ‘litter picking’
equipment as before.
At the end of shift all contaminated material packaging will be suitably sealed and placed
within a secure area as instructed by the Site supervisor. All full sharp bins will be
returned to the local drug rehabilitation office / local authority or via Wards (as
appropriate – liaise with environmental manager) for disposal by incineration.
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All glue-associated items will be disposed of at the appropriate site.
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ACTION IN THE EVENT OF AN INJURY:
Hepatitis and the virus HIV can be contracted by a puncture wound from a blood
contaminated ‘sharp’. Needles carrying the greater risk and blood contaminated razors
and broken glass to a lesser degree.
1 – If a cut or puncture wound is received encourage free bleeding immediately. This is

done by squeezing the area around the wound to force out a flow of blood;
2- wash the area;
3 – report immediately to your site supervisor who will ensure that you attend the A&E
dept of the local hospital
4 – Any injury of this type MUST be recorded in the site accident book;
5 – the safety officer is to be informed immediately
9 PREVENTION OF CONTAMINATION & SEALING OF DRAINS

 First task will be to identify all drain runs on the site – Foul & Surface Water;
 Carry out site survey to identify location/condition of all man-holes;
 Open up each manhole and check the direction of flow – mark on site drawing;
 For those manholes located adjacent to the site boundary/ feeding retained areas
– insert temporary plug at drain outlet;
 Following commencement of demolition works on site each drain run will be
severed at the site of the manhole;
 A permanent cement mortar plug will then be forced within each manhole,
consisting of a 3 to 1 mortar mix.
 Each sealed manhole will be clearly marked on the site plan for inclusion in the site
safety file;
 Operatives gaining access to any manhole shall be trained in the correct entry /
rescue procedures for confined spaces and be supervised at all times – a permit to
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enter system will be in operation;

 Once manholes are suitably sealed then manhole covers will be paint marked for
identification purposes.
10 ODOUR, NOISE, DUST AND NUISANCE

All works will be undertaken in accordance with the contract specification. No special
precautions against inhalation or contact of site personnel with ground materials will be
taken on the site other than those normally undertaken in accordance with good site
practice.
This should include as a minimum use of overalls, boots and gloves with a change facility
for clothes for travel to and from the site. Obvious signs of visual contamination will be
assessed if they occur.
It is considered that the ground materials to be encountered will be sufficiently coherent

not to pose a significant dust generation hazard. In the event of dust becoming a
problem, suitable damping down will be carried out to contain the hazard.
Dust generation from operations related to demolition of buildings or removal of

hardstandings may be a greater potential hazard. This will be handled by suitable
damping down procedures which inturn will be continually monitored.
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Noise – Whenever heavy plant operates the surrounding area (to provide a clear 20m
exclusion zone) to be designated as a mandatory hearing protection zone. Pedestrian
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barriers with mandatory hearing zone signage affixed to be installed at approach points
to the areas to alert persons on site of the necessity to don their hearing protection.
11 PROTECTION OF OTHER SITE USERS AND OFF SITE PERSONNEL.

The site is currently occupied to part and special measures are required to protect on-site
users. Additionally, adjacent sites are operational and there are public access routes
immediately adjacent to site elevations. Measures will be taken to protect such off site
personnel against hazards associated with the works.
These will include, but not necessarily confined to:-

 correct fencing off of the site and all appropriate security measures,
 avoidance of wind borne dust,
 reduction to the lowest level of noise (including that from site traffic and other
machines),
 use of wheel washes and wash down of vehicles prior to leaving site whenever
practical,
 correct sheeting of containers or vehicles containing contaminated materials before
leaving site,
 erection of full public protection measures to all elevations which impede on
surrounding pavements / car parks etc.
 Installation of suitable and sufficient traffic / pedestrian signage in line with the Road
& Streetworks Act 1991 & HSG151 – Protecting the Public – Your Next Move;
12 SKIPS
Designated skip zone to be created. For skips containing flammable materials i.e. soft-
strip arisings, these must be positioned away from the site boundary to prevent risk of
arson.
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Skips are to labelled with appropriate waste stream contents & EWC codes to prevent
cross-contamination issues.
No pressurised containers i.e. old fire extinguishers etc. must be placed into skips –
organise for separate collection by Wards.
No florescent tubing is permitted to be deposited into skips – Wards to provide specific

tube containment boxes and be transferred off site as hazardous waste.
13 FIRES
No fires are permitted on site
04 - SITE PREPARATION INCL. SECURITY

1 REMOVAL OF VEGETATION/TREES (IF REQUIRED)
NOTE:
ALL TREES TO BE RETAINED ARE TO BE IDENTIFIED AT THE INITIAL STAGE ON SITE
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AND HERAS FENCING ERECTED & TPO SIGNAGE ERECTED TO WARN OTHERS OF THE
REQUIREMENT TO PREVENT DAMAGE;
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PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT TO WORKS ADJACENT TOT HE BOUNDARY BANKSMEN TO
BE POSITIONED TO THE PAVEMENT TO CONTROL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC & HERAS
FENCING TO BE ERECTED (WHERE HOARDING IS NOT IN PLACE).
The following is to be adhered to throughout the contract:-
 Heavy plant movements are to be pre-planned via the CA/PD taking into consideration
the surrounding hospital, construction site and residential environment;
 All delivery personnel are to telephone the TRD site supervisor prior to their arrival on
site – He will advise whether they can come directly or will be required to temporarily
park up until clear passage is available;
 Banksman to be appointed to control each movement on/off site;
 The on-site traffic plan is to be developed as areas of the site are cleared.
1.1 Removal of Trees – where no TPO

Following confirmation that it is safe to proceed via the supervisor the 360 excavator
operator will grasp the trunk of the tree at height and track back to induce controlled
collapse of the tree, away from any sensitive elevations.
Once at ground level the tree will be size reduced and loaded into a designated skip. The
root area will be excavated to ensure that any remaining tap root is removed and once
cleared, together with any further roots, backfilled to match surrounding levels.
1.2 Grubbing up of Vegetation

6 Tonne excavator with ditching bucket attachment will be utilised for the works.
Where vegetation abuts the site boundary the machine operator will position the machine
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at a suitable point back to enable the jib to be extended fully to prevent issue to the
boundary and risk to others and scrape back the vegetation and deposit directly within the
designated skip.
Following removal the area will have 6f2 crushed hardcore placed atop and compacted to
provide a suitable covering to prevent transfer of mud from the confines of the site by site
traffic.
2 HOARDING
N/A
3 HERAS FENCING
NOTE #1 – EACH DEMOLTION AREA IS TO BE SEGREGATED WITH INTERNAL
TEMPORARY FENCING TO PROHIBIT UNAUTHORISED ACCESS BY OTHERS ON SITE;
Scope of works:
Erection of fencing to define site boundary line; internal fencing to designate internal
zones; protect operatives from hazardous areas (i.e. openings to floors; ‘LIVE’
electric/service feeds; drop-zones; segregate further contractor/s from demolition zones.
1. Site Supervisor to refer to site layout plan showing exact layout of fencing and
access points;
2. Calculate required number of panels / blocks to each area and designate ‘drop off’
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area for required number of panels at each elevation;
3. Instruct delivery driver to position required amount at each designated point to
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reduce manual handling risk;
4. Phase works to ensure unimpeded access for further deliveries (welfare / storage
units etc);
5. Site supervisor to appoint ‘gang’ to erect same ensuring all are issued with correct
PPE: Safety Boots to protect crushing of feet; Rigger gloves to prevent cuts, grazes
etc. and high visibility jacket/vest to ensure visible to all others on site particularly
vehicle drivers.
6. Two operatives will be assigned to position bases – these operatives will be
instructed in the correct lifting procedures to prevent manual handling problems –
and two further operatives will follow through with the fencing panels and fixings.
7. On completion the operatives will affix warning notices to all elevations.
8. The site supervisor to assign one operative to inspect boundary fencing at start and
end of shift to ensure all panels / clips in place etc. Any non-conformities to be
reported to supervisor immediately.
4 SIGNAGE
TRD supervisor to ensure suitable and adequate signage is erected in prominent locations
throughout the site. To include:-
 Client required signage;
 Danger Demolition signage to external face of hoarding
 Construction Safety warning signs to external face of hoarding
 Emergency 24hr contact no’s; PPE / Safety signage to external face of hoarding
adj. Entrance gateway;
 Additional safety signage i.e Danger Drop-zone; No entry without supervision;
Mandatory Hearing Protection Zone; Asbestos Transit Zone; Asbestos Exclusion
zone etc; throughout the structure;
 Emergency exit route signage throughout each level of the structure;
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 Others as appropriate;
5 SITE ACCESS
Access gates to be closed at all times barring during access/egress requirements –
combination lock to be fitted during working hours and combination held with supervisor
and designated banksman appointed to control gateway;
6 SIGNING IN/OUT
All persons requiring access to site incl. Drivers are to sign in/out at the site office and
receive induction training – to include client site rules.
Personnel will be reminded to sign out due to on-site emergency requirements – the
signing in sheet will be removed to the assembly point for roll-call in any emergency
situation
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05 – GENERAL SOFT STRIP OPERATIONS
NOTES:-
2. PRIOR TO ANY WORKS COMMENCING SPEAK TO THE SITE SUPERVISOR TO
ENSURE ALL SERVICES HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED – DO NOT COMMENCE UNLESS
DISCONNECTION CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION.
3. IF YOU LOCATE ANY SUSPECT MATERIAL INCLUDING ASBESTOS - STOP WORK AND
REPORT IT IMMEDIATELY TO THOSE AROUND YOU, VACATE THE AREA AND SPEAK
DIRECTLY WITH YOUR SITE SUPERVISOR WHO WILL LIAISE DIRECTLY WITH THE
CA
4. CARRY OUT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORKS/AREA BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF
TASK & INSTALL ALL APPROPRIATE CONTROLS AS REQUIRED TO REDUCE
NUISANCE/RISK TO A MINIMUM I.E.
a. IF THERE IS TO BE HOT CUTTING ENSURE HOT-WORK PERMIT IN PLACE
AND PROTECT ANY VOIDS ETC. TO SEPARATION POINTS;
b. IF WORKS WILL CREATE AN OPEN EDGE ENSURE SUITABLE PRECAUTIONS
ARE TAKEN AGAINST FALLS (BE IT DURING OR AFTER THE WORKS)
c. CARRY OUT A NOISE ASSESSMENT AND INSTALL MANDATORY HEARING
PROTECTION ZONES AS REQUIRED;
d. PROVIDE WATER SUPPRESSION FOR ALL ACTIVITIES REQUIRED TO
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CONTAIN DUST EMISSIONS;
5. ALL SITE PERSONNEL ARE TO HAVE ASBESTOS AWARENESS AND RPE FACE FITS;
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6. SOFT-STRIP WORKS WILL GENERATE A LARGE QUANTITY OF COMBUSTIBLE
MATERIALS. ENSURE THAT MATERIALS ARE REMOVED FROM THE WORKFACE IN A
PROGRESSIVE AND SAFE MANNER VIA PREPARED DROP-ZONES – ENSURE
MATERIALS ARE ADEQUATELY SIZE REDUCED TO PREVENT BLOCKAGE.
7. THERE IS TO BE NO SMOKING WITHIN ANY PART OF THE STRUCTURE / HOSPITAL
GROUNDS THROUGHOUT THE WORKS EXCEPT IN THE CA DESIGNATED AREA. IF
YOU ARE FOUND TO DISOBEY THIS RULE YOU WILL BE DISMISSED.
8. ENSURE THAT THERE IS ADEQUATE MEANS OF ESCAPE FROM YOUR WORKING
AREA AND FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT IS AVAILABLE AT THE WORK-FACE (IN
ADDITION TO THOSE FORMING PART OF THE CA’S ON-SITE FIRE PLAN). ADVISE
THE SITE SUPERVISOR OF ANY CHANGES TO ESTABLISHED FIRE EXIT ROUTES
THAT ARE CREATED BY YOUR WORKS.
9. ENSURE OPTIMUM CARE IS TAKEN TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE TO
ENSURE THE SAFETY OF OTHERS ADJACENT TO THE WORKING AREA;
10. ENSURE GLOVES & SAFETY GLASSES ARE WORN THROUGHOUT ALL WORKS
– THIS IS A CA SITE RULE AND ANYONE FOUND DISOBEYING THIS RULE WILL BE
REMOVED FROM SITE;
11. ENSURE ALL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ARE REMOVED BY SPECIALIST
APPOINTED CONTRACTORS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF SOFT-STRIP WORKS
i.e. OBTAIN PURGE CERTIFICATION /AIR-CONDITIONING DECANTING ETC FROM
CA
12. DUE TO THE SURROUNDING CONSTRUCTION SITE REMAINING LIVE ENSURE
THAT YOUR WORKS DO NOT CREATE ADDITIONAL HAZARDS OR INFRINGE ON
ACCESS/EGRESS OR HOSPITAL ACTIVITIES – IF YOU ARE UNSURE ASK;
13. DO NOT ALTER ANY INSTALLED EDGE PROTECTION – IF YOU DO YOU WILL
LOSE YOUR JOB!!!!!!
The works involves the removal (soft strip) of all specified internal fittings – to include
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fixtures, fittings, skirting boards, architrave, doors etc.
PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT:-
All operatives will receive on site induction and additional tool box talks to ensure they are
aware of hazardous areas any drop-zones and exact location of the works, emergency
routes etc. specific to the work zone.
Ensure appropriate disconnection/purge certificates are available for services formerly

feeding the area.
Suitable signage will be erected to alert persons of the risk of entering the working area
during soft-strip operations. Where removal of items is carried out at height drop-zone
signage/barriers to be erected to ensure that no persons are allowed to enter the area
below the working zone.
All works will be carried out by the use of hand tools in a controlled manner. Where
necessary barrows/trolleys etc. will be utilised to prevent manual handling problems.
All soft strip materials will be removed from site progressively to prevent a build up of
combustible materials and sorted into their respective waste streams.
All resultant arisings will be sorted, removed from the work area and deposited into either
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rollon/off containers or tipper transport for removal to a licensed disposal point under Waste
Management ‘Duty of Care’ procedures.
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WORK METHODS:
1 REMOVAL OF FINISHES TO FLOORS - non asbestos
REMOVAL OF VINYL FLOORING
Operatives will, using hand tools, carefully prise the vinyl from their initial
gripper strip. To minimise manual handling issues the section of flooring will
be cut, employing Stanley knife, into manageable sections. The flooring will
then be rolled as it is lifted and a further operative will remove all associated
gripper strips to ensure safety of others within the area. Any remaining glue
will be removed by use of long handled scrapers and bagged.
REMOVAL OF CARPET TILES

One gang of operatives will be appointed to carry out these works. The tiles will
be lifted using suitable hand tools. The lifted tiles will be immediately be placed
within a wheel barrow and transported to the designated waste area to prevent
tripping hazards for the further soft-strip works.
REMOVAL OF CARPETS INCL UNDERLAY & GRIPPERS

Operatives will, using hand tools, carefully prise carpets from their initial
gripper strip. The carpet will then be rolled as it is lifted and a further
operative will remove all associated gripper strips to ensure safety of others
within the area. To minimise manual handling issues a Stanley knife will be
employed to splice the carpet and underlay into smaller sections which are
manageable to manoeuvre. Any remaining glue will be removed by use of
long handled scrapers and bagged.
2 REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED CEILING TILES & SUPPORTS;
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 Tower scaffold unit/s – erected by PASMA operative;

 Disc Cuter – under CA’s hot work permit;
 Hand tools - Snips;
 Barrows;
 PPE - Gloves – EN388(4343) Cut Level 3, light eye protection – EN166f, Safety
Boots – steel toecap/mid sole, Hard Hats, Reflective Jackets/vests, hearing
protection; Dust masks – high filtration (EN149FFP3)
Prior to commencement
 the area below will be demarcated as a NO-GO area for all operatives not
involved with the works.
 Mandatory noise protection zone to be installed;
Working off tower/podium scaffold for safe access the suspended ceiling panels
will be removed and dropped onto the floor area behind. Once the designated
section has been removed the operatives will relocate the work platform and
further operatives will clear the waste materials. This process will continue until
all panels are removed. The support grid will be cut employing disc cutting
equipment or where timber, prised from it’s fixing. Prior to commencement
suitable and sufficient fire fighting procedures will be put into place to meet the
site fire plan. A designated section will be cut free and permitted to fall to the
floor area. All support wires will be cut flush with support bolts.
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This process will continue until all gridwork is removed. Clearance of materials
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will be carried out following temporary stopping of the works to ensure safety of
the clearance operatives.
At no time will a section of gridwork be left partially removed / hanging as this can
cause injury to operatives – make sure that the area is safe during the works and
before shift end. Always bar off boards working from one end – do not work from
the middle as the board can split and swing down causing injury.
3 REMOVAL OF CEILING LINING BOARDS

 Hand tools;
 Barrows;
Plasterboard ceiling panels will be prised from their fixings employing hand tools,
any nail heads hammered into the timber frame and timber frame supports
removed to provide a neat finish;
At no time will a section of plasterboard or gridwork be left partially removed /

hanging as this can cause injury to operatives – make sure that the area is safe
during the works and before shift end. Always bar off boards working from one
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end – do not work from the middle as the board can split and swing down causing
injury.
4 REMOVAL ALL INTERNAL PARTITIONS
 Hand tools;
 Barrows;
 Back-pack spray unit
Prior to commencement of any of these removal works an assessment of the

surrounding environment will be carried out.
The following safety precautions will be carried out:-
All works will commence from the upper section employing hand tools. See
specific method for removal of MMMF materials.
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Employing hand tools the operatives will commence with removing the
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plasterboard covering from the uppermost section to expose the MMMF materials
behind - See specific method for removal of MMMF materials. To control dust
release localised sprays of water will be applied as required and a polythene
covering will be placed to the floor area to enable easier clearance of the waste
and prevent double handling of the plaster which could lead to excessive dust
within the atmosphere. The released panels will be placed onto barrows and
transferred to the designated skip.
The timber support grid will be removed following removal of the partition
covering by use of hand tools and size reduced for easier transportation. All
protruding nails will be hammered over.
5 REMOVE TIMBER DOORS & FRAMES

 Hand tools;
 Barrows;
 the area will be demarcated as a NO-GO area for all operatives not involved with
the works.
Doors: Operatives will work in pairs for these works. The doors will be
unscrewed from their fixings and carefully lowered to floor level before being
moved to a designated skip or area as defined by CA for reuse.
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Skirtings & Door Frames: Skirting will be removed first, followed by frames. All
works to be carried out in a controlled manner - fixings will be carefully removed
or prised using small tools. Two operatives are to be employed per frame to
ensure full control is achieved.
6 REMOVAL OF SANITARY WARE

 Hand tools
 Barrows;
protection;
the works.
Specific Note: Level 5 gloves to be worn

Ceramic/plastic: Confirmation of isolation of water supply to be obtained
before commencement of these works. These units will, wherever possible,
be removed carefully by either unscrewing fixings or where this is unsuitable,
carefully breaking into surrounding brickwork to release due to the real risk
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of injury from ceramic shards. The individual units will be removed and
placed within the designated waste skip.
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Stainless Steel: These will be barred off and transferred directly to the
designated recycling skip.
A temporary cement bung will be installed to drainage points to seal over to
prevent cross contamination. Associated pipework will be cut back (following
confirmation of disconnection of supply via the CA) employing disc cutting
equipment
7 REMOVAL OF LOOSE & FIXED FURNITURE

 Hand tools
 Barrows/Trolley;
 PPE - Gloves – EN388(4343) Cut Level 3 or 5 as appropriate to item, light eye
protection – EN166f, Safety Boots – steel toecap/mid sole, Hard Hats,
Reflective Jackets/vests, hearing protection;
the works.
 Ensure transit route clear;
NOTE: The hospital is to remove all required items with TRD to remove
remaining – ensure that this is complete or clear passage is maintained if
works are continuing.
These items will be dismantled/removed by hand and removed systematically
from the work area to the designated chute/waste area for loading into skips
for removal from the site. This will be carried out methodically to ensure
prevent a build-up of combustible materials and maintain good housekeeping
within the working area. Suitable PPE will be worn for all works.
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A manual handling assessment will be carried out before lifting larger items and
where the risk cannot be adequately controlled the item will be broken up to aid
movement/prevent injury etc.
8 REMOVAL OF SPOT ITEMS

 Hand tools;
 PPE - Gloves – EN388(4343) Cut Level 3 or 5 as appropriate to item, light eye
protection – EN166f, Safety Boots – steel toecap/mid sole, Hard Hats,
Reflective Jackets/vests, hearing protection;
the works.
 Ensure transit route clear;
All items will be uncoupled employing hand-tools and lowered to ground level and
loaded onto trolleys for transferral to the respective skip.
9 REMOVAL OF DUCTING / EQUIPMENT
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 Disc Cuter – under CA’s hot work permit;
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 Hand tools - Snips;
 Barrows;
Access to the hanging brackets will be gained and the ducting/equipment will
be size reduced, either employing hand-tools to uncouple or snips to cut
fixing wires.
Only following completion of upper level works will access be gained to the
base and arisings removed from the work area.
10 REMOVAL OF MMMF (FIBRE GLASS) MATERIALS
All operatives involved with these works are to be instructed on the need to
adopt a high hygiene standard i.e. wash at shift end, no smoking etc.
Due to the risk of inhalation of fibres, all operatives involved will be issued
with and instructed to wear the following RPE/PPE:-
Disposable coveralls;
½ face P3 (high filtration) masks;
gloves;
goggles;
safety footwear.
REMOVAL PROCEDURE
To suppress fibre release the respective materials will be damped down by
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the use of an airless spray unit or similar. Once damped the materials will be
placed immediately into waste sacks to prevent double handling and sealed
with cloth adhesive tape. Further operatives will then remove the sealed
bags directly to the waste skip provided so as to maintain good
housekeeping standards and prevent damage to the bags etc.
11 REMOVAL OF FLORESCENT LIGHTING UNITS
 Hand tools incl. Snips;
 Barrows;
 IS IT DEAD – confirm with CA
A specialist hazardous florescent tubing box will be obtained from Wards

Recycling and positioned immediately adj. the work zone to receive each
lighting unit in turn.
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Working off the podium, the operative will unclip the tube from it’s fixing and
carefully hand over directly to a further operative who will immediately place
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within the specialist box
12 REMOVAL OF SMOKE HEADS (which may contain radioactive isotopes)
 Barrows;
Confirmation as to electrical disconnection to the units will be obtained from

the CA prior to commencement.
Specialist lidded 1mx1m waste containers to be obtained from Wards
Recycling and positioned immediately adj. the work zone to receive each unit
in turn.
Each smoke detector will have it’s cable severed and the unit uncoupled from
it’s fixing employing hand tool and passed down to a further operative who
will place directly into the lidded box for transferral from site by Wards who
hold specialist waste licensed for disposal of this material.
13 REMOVAL OF M&E’s
Redundant heating units (overhead & wall mounted) and associated
pipework; Electrical cabling & lighting units
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 Barrows;
Prior to commencement of any of these removal works an assessment of the

surrounding environment will be carried out. The following safety precautions will
be carried out:-
Where items are at height:-

 A safe work platform will be erected - tower scaffold or poldium will be
employed (dependant on space available). This will be erected by competent
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operatives in accordance with manufacturers recommendations. Toe boards
will be affixed.
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Where cast iron materials are involved:-
 the area below and immediate surrounding area will be demarcated as a NO-
GO area for all operatives not involved with the works.
 Plyboard sheets (or similar) will be positioned at adjacent windows;
 Goggles (high impact) will be provided and worn;
 Carry out a manual handling assessment;
Where items are adjacent to asbestos products:-

 If possible do not remove the item until the asbestos contractor has carried
out his works;
 If removal required to aid asbestos contractor, cut off below fixing brackets to
prevent damage to material;
Where flammable materials are sited within the vicinity

 Appoint fire-watcher to oversee all works and check following completion;
 Damp down area;
 Position fire blankets to floor areas;
 Position fire fighting equipment immediately adjacent work area;
 Carry out cold-cut techniques wherever possible.
 Work in accordance with Hot-Work Permit.
SAFE WORKING:
All works will be carried out in a methodical manner working back towards the
main fire exit stairwell at all times. Pipework will be cut out using either quick-cut
or hot cut methods or where risk of fire pipe cutters will be employed.
Cables to overhead heater units will be severed using cable cutters and the
hanging brackets unbolted wherever possible or severed using Stihl saws.
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Wall mounted heaters/radiators will be prised/dismantled from their fixings and

carted from the work area. Associated pipework/cables will be removed in a
methodical manner using cable cutters / Stihl Saws.
Lighting units will be have their cables severed and the units prised free from their
fixings.
All waste steelwork/pipework will be removed to the designated storage area.
Waste Removal:
Arisings to be sorted into correct waste streams at internal areas to permit correct recycling
protocol to be achieved.
Material recovery / Drop-zones will be installed at agreed points (away from remaining
hospital structures) with the CA to enable easier extraction of materials – ensure the base
area is fully fenced off, signed and secured to exclude personnel from the drop zone area –
ALL works to cease at upper levels prior to entry by any person!
Material recovery / Drop-zone procedure:-

1 Erect exclusion zone employing Heras fencing panels with debris netting to isolate the
area – position Danger Drop-zone – no entry without supervision signage to advise
others;
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2 Ensure all entrances are secured and made a no go area. Transmit to all site operatives
that this area is a no go area to unauthorised persons. This should be a priority for any
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new workers to the site and other trades not involved in the demolition works.
3 Assign only one gang for material extraction works and skid-steer operator for ground
floor clearance works to promote good communication;
4 Designate safe zone for positioning of skid-steer and operator to vacate the exclusion
zone during dropping procedures;
5 Reduce size of materials at first floor level to prevent blockage etc.
6 Ensure each gang leader can communicate with the other;
7 Dropping procedure:-
 Upper Gang Controller – Instruct Ground controller ready for dropping procedures;
 Ground Controller – All clear at ground level – proceed;
8 Clearance procedure:-
 Ground Controller – Cease dropping procedures;
 Upper Gang Controller – Received; All dropping ceased;
 Ground Controller – Received.
9 Ground controller to proceed from safe zone and remove materials from base of chute;
10 Transfer arisings to skip;
11 Repeat items 8 & 9 as required.
12 Monitor dust emissions during dropping and removal operations and if it becomes a
problem then the dropping zone will be dampened with water spray to control the dust.
Bob-cat skid steer is to be utilised for waste manoeuvring within the drop zone.
Hand manoeuvring will be carried out for remaining items however barrows/trolleys etc. will
be employed to reduce risk of manual handling issues.
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
This will be carried out throughout the duration of the soft-strip works. The site
supervisor will carry out monitoring on a continuous basis with regards to noise, dust,
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disturbance etc.
Should works dictate, damping down procedures will be carried out during the soft-strip and
loading operations to ensure migration of dust within the surrounding area is minimised.
COMPLETION OF WORKS
Following completion of each area CA to carry out inspection. Any snagging works identified
to be rectified to the satisfaction of the CA.
Any records required for inclusion within the project H&S File to be issued to the CA for
copying;
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06 – ASBESTOS REMOVAL
Asbestos removal on this contract will be carried out HB Insulations who will supply
their own detailed method statement for all the asbestos removal.
06 – DEMOLITION OPERATIONS
Background Info:-
The work involved consists of the demolition of the old school together with basement areas,
under crofts as shown in outline in the drawing below.
Additionally, to further delineate the area of demolition, a break point has been introduced in
the connecting corridor and the remaining section of the hospital closed off. Further, in advance
of the demolition taking place the canopy outside the original main entrance has been removed
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Access and Egress route

Welfare Units
Underground Croft
Plant Parking area
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The structures were built in 1960 and are of single storey Clasp construction
General Clasp Building construction info:-

The normal clasp system incorporates a simple prefabricated timber roof panel consisting of
3/4” boards nailed to a framing of 5” x 1½” and 4” x 2” joists. These deck units span between
the secondary beam and bolt through the upstand of the top chords. There are basically four
standard sizes of deck unit: 3’ 4” wide for spans of 6’ 8” and 10’ 0” and 6’ 8” wide for spans of
6’ 8” and 10’ 0”. Because the timber units are firmly bolted to the steel they locate it, stabiise
the top chords of the beams and form a stressed skin diaphram for the tranmission of the
horizontal wind force. In this way the timber contributes structurally to the stability of the steel
frame which consequently requires no further horizontal bracing steel.
The roof covering is 3 layers of bitumous felt with ½” of gravel chippings on top. The roof
lights are galvanised steel prefabricated units located on timber upstands. The prefabricted
eaves units are glued ‘T’ sections in timber designed to span between the brackets screwed to
the face of the perimeter stanchions and the roof felt is dressed to form a gutter.
Prior to the commencement of the operations Total Reclaims Demotion Ltd are to carry
out/organize/obtain the following:
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 Ensure all public protection measures are installed incl. protection to required areas adjacent
to/abutting the site;
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 Ensure liaison with site manager and other appropriate parties has taken place and all
persons are aware;
 Ensure all asbestos containing materials have been removed;
 Post hearing protection zone signage internal to structure to confirm mandatory hearing
protection zone;
 Inspect equipment etc.;
 Assign appropriate PPE/RPE to operatives;
 Restrict third party access to the location of the proposed work throughout the operations.
 Operatives are to receive specific tool-box talk advising that if any unsafe situation arises,
works are to cease, workmates informed and information reported direct to the site
manager;
 Provide safe access/egress to the location of the proposed work;
 The site supervisor will to make contact with the adjacent property owners and instruct
them of the intended works and the risk of accessing the area during demolition works.
NOTE: All works are to be carried out remotely by appropriate demolition rigs.
SAFETY PROCEDURES – APPROACHING AN AREA WITH WORKING PLANT:-

 Pedestrians to wait until operator has acknowledged for them to approach;
 Operators are to turn off engines and remove keys on exiting. Buckets/attachments
placed on the floor and auto throttle switched to minimum. When machine is
Buckets/attachments placed on the floor and auto throttle switched to minimum.
 When machine is stationary or off engage the "dead man" handle to isolate machine.
 No person is to walk beneath the boom/dipper of plant
DEMOLITION OPERATOR – SAFETY SUMMARY
The machine should be operated in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s
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recommendations and in accordance with the following key guidance:

 ALWAYS read the safety manual supplied with the machine;
 ALWAYS have regard for your personal safety & others;
 ALWAYS undertake daily visual inspection of the equipment and maintain records;
 ALWAYS work in accordance with the specific risk assessment and method statement;
 ALWAYS seek further training in machine operation if necessary;
 ALWAYS plan your work programme with site management;
 ALWAYS report safety issues to site management;
 ALWAYS ensure appropriate and sufficient ground investigation has been carried out;
 ALWAYS ensure raised working platforms are designed correctly by a competent person;
 ALWAYS ensure raided working platforms are 2 metres wider & 3 meters longer than
the machine’s tracked frame;
 ALWAYS acknowledge pedestrians before permitting them to approach the demolition
rig;
 ALWAYS turn off engines and remove keys on exiting. Buckets/attachments placed on
the floor and auto throttle switched to minimum.
 ALWAYS engage the "dead man" handle to isolate machine when machine is stationary
or off.
 NEVER cause any side load to the machine;
 NEVER strike the work with the attachment;
 NEVER assist the machine to turn by lifting the tracks with the equipment;
 NEVER crane or pull with the machine;
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 NEVER move about the site with the equipment fully raised;
 NEVER approach a high voltage wire;
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 NEVER carry out demolition works in extremely high winds; severe fog or driving rain;
 NEVER operate the machine ‘side-saddle’ – always operate track face on;
 NEVER create a raised platform more than 10 metres;
 NEVER carry out works in extremely high winds; severe fog or driving rain
 NEVER permit a person is to walk beneath the boom/dipper of plant
WORKS:-
ll works will be carried out working from the top down, breaking through and either nibbling
through or lifting off the roof sections and working methodically down to expose the frame.
Prior to commencement the TRD site manager and asbestos supervisor are to confirm that all
asbestos containing materials are removed.
Due to the structural issues associated with Clasp buildings, it is imperitive that the structure is
demolished methodically to prevent uncontrolled collapse issues. The machine operator is to
work into the structure by shearing through the upper section of upright and lift off the section
of roof panelling. Works will continue working through the structure and shearing the exposed
uprights as they are encountered.
his reduction process shall be continuous in a progressive and systematic manner. During all
reduction operations, the machine operator, together with his supervisor, shall continuously
asses the integrity of each section of the structure being reduced at that time. Where any
ambiguity exists as to the continued integrity of any adjacent section the works are to
suspended and an action plan formulated to deal with any potential problem.
During all structural reduction operations, the operator of the demolition rig will leave sufficient
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bracing to maintain stability allowing him to carefully reduce the building elements in a
piecemeal manner.
Throughout the duration of the works, all operatives shall be aware of and shall carry out any
instructions regarding the safety and integrity of the surrounding environment. Works
considered to have a significant impact on the environment shall not be implemented until such
time as suitable and sufficient control measures have been put into place to reduce such
impacts.
oise and dust levels are to be kept to the lowest expectancy. Operations shall be carried out
using power fork or grapple where ever possible
The remaining slab etc. will be cleared and broken out employing impact breaker attachment
by the 360º excavator with all arising’s removed and crushed as per WRAP protocol.
Environmental Monitoring
This will be carried out throughout the duration of the demolition/grubbing up works. The site
supervisor will carry out monitoring on a continuous basis with regards to noise, dust,
disturbance etc.
NOISE
 Mandatory hearing protection zones to be installed at exclusion zone approach points to
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each demolition zone;
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DUST SUPPRESSION
1. On-board ‘at-source’ water suppression to be located on high reach attachment head;
2. Mobile bowser with spray head attachment to be on site and implemented throughout
the works to provide a fine mist application during:-
a. mechanical demolition
b. onto the spoil heaps
c. during loading/processing operations
3. All arising’s to be transported off site to have easy sheet in place prior to leaving the
site;
4. Continual monitoring of weather conditions and dust emissions by TRD site supervisor.
5. Ceasing of works as required and introduction of additional controls should works
require.
The underground croft will be infilled with crushed materials and compacted down to leave a firm level surface for
handover to the client.
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METHOD 1.10
CRUSHING
PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OBSERVE / INSTALL THE FOLLOWING:
1 NOTE:
2 - PROCEDURE FOR OPERATING CRUSHING MACHINE – AS PER WRAP PROTOCOL
1 NOTE
 THE ARISINGS FROM THE DEMOLITION ARE TO BE STORED ON SITE WITHIN THE
RELEVANT FENCED-OFF SITE AREA. THE LOCATION AS TO WHERE ARISINGS
ARE TO BE STORED FOR CRUSHING IS TO BE AGREED BY THE PC THE CRUSHER
WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO OPERATE AT TIMES APPROVED IN ADVANCE WITH THE
PC.
 MANDATORY HEARING PROTECTION ZONE TO BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO
COMMENCEMENT OF CRUSHING OPERATIONS AND OPERATOR ISSUED WITH
AND TO WEAR HEARING PROTECTION AT ALL TIMES;
 1 PER 500M3 OF ARISINGS ARE TO BE TESTED FOR GRADINGS,
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ASBESTOS PRIOR TO PLACING. ALL TESTING TO BE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH SUITE REF S1A
 EVERY DAY - DO NOT PERMIT COMMENCEMENT OF ANY CRUSHING OPERATIONS
UNTIL YOU HAVE WITNESSED THAT THE CRUSHER WRAP COMPLIANCE FOLDER
IS PREPARED/COMPLETED AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS AS REQUIRED
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– REMEMBER – THESE ARE TO BE CARRIED OUT THREE TIMES PER DAY
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2 PROCEDURE FOR OPERATING CRUSHING MACHINE
AS PER WRAP PROTOCOL
3 COMPONENT SAFETY FEATURES
4 FEATURES FOR OPERATOR SAFETY:-
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5 ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY
TO AVOID UNNECESSARY ENGINE EMISSIONS YOU MUST REGULARLY SERVICE THE
MACHINE AS SPECIFIED IN THE MACHINE MAINTENANCE FORMS F18A-H & MANUAL
6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:-
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7 PPE:-
7.1 – MINIMUM PPE TO BE WORN
7.2 - ENTANGLEMENT HAZARD
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8 HAZARD ZONES
9 ORGANISATIONAL SAFETY MEASURES:-
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10 PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS, REQUIREMENTS & RESPONSIBILITIES:-
11 SAFETY ADVICE REGARDING SPECIFIC OPERATIONAL PHASES
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12 BLOCKAGE OR MALFUNCTION
13 WORKS
1. Prior to commencement complete preliminary information within your WRAP folder and update
daily with all required information and testing evidence;
2. Prior to commencing crushing operations ensure that the machine is placed on firm level
ground with all the stabilizers lowered into position.
3. Position stand-alone working platform adjacent to the platform of the crusher (to prevent whole
body vibration issues) and ensure sited on firm level ground and on road-plates where
necessary to ensure stability – ALL operations are to be carried out from this viewing platform,
NO ACCESS IS PERMITTED ONTO THE CRUSHER PLATFORM unless it is switched off;
4. Ensure all signage is displayed and clear for all to see to prevent operators and picking
operatives from accessing hazardous areas etc;
5. All conveyor supports are to be checked daily for service ability
6. All ground must be checked and in the locked position.
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7. Grease jaw at 4 hour intervals
8. Grease conveyors daily
9. Check conveyors for clearance of snagged wire and build up of spoils as much as possible.
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NOTE: Machine must be switched OFF and isolator disengaged before any commencement of
cleaning work is undertaken
10. check oil and water levels daily
11. check sprinkles to ensure that they are spraying correctly
12. check all the dust suppression
13. check all the dust suppression units
14. run up the machine (allow to warm up)
15. zero off bell weigher
16. Don your dusk mask and ear protection – THIS IS MANDATORY – IT MUST BE WORN
17. Do not let unauthorised persons on or within the working area of the machine
18. Wedges must NOT be used when a blockage occurs in the jaw
19. Barring & prising of blockages in the jaw or mag-belt are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN when the
machine is running – WARNING: THIS IS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
20. Be aware at all times of the loading machine
21. do not climb over the rail – into the vibrator
22. do not sit on the railings
23. constantly check the magnet for snagged metal
24. IF JAW IS BLOCKED OR ANY OTHER MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED – SWITCH OFF THE
MACHINE COMPLETELY AND TURN OFF ISOLATOR
25. Ensure that there is a good water supply for the sprinklers
26. Protective clothing must be worn AT ALL TIMES:-
 Florescent Vest
 Hard Hat
 Gloves (when picking)
 Ear protectors
 Respirator
 High Impact Safety Goggles
 Waterproof High-Viz jacket/trousers during wet/cold weather
27. Regular inspection of the working face is to be carried out throughout the operation to assist
the safe working platform for the 360° excavator
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28. no junk, tat, or other rubbish is to be collected on top of the platform – this area MUST be kept
clear AT ALL TIMES (Good Housekeeping)
29. Keep the floor area around the machine clear of all rubbish
30. keep the access area clear at all times
31. instruct others of the emergency stops i.e. Red Button & Green pull cord
32. Install warning notice – ‘Do Not Operate – Maintenance in Progress’ when carrying out any
maintenance works;
33. Install warning signs to surrounding area to prevent unauthorised access by others into the
crushing zone (no entry without supervision & mandatory hearing protection zone etc);
34. any oil drums, diesel drums etc., either empty or full, are to be kept away from the Crusher
35. operatives to liaise with site managers and other operatives
36. you MUST adhere to other and customers site safe working procedures
37. SPECIAL NOTE: You have a responsibility to yourself and those around you to ensure
that your actions do not adversely affect yours, or other persons Health & Safety.
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14 METHOD FOR CRUSHING OPERATIONS
This method statement covers the operation of mobile crushing equipment and it’s support
equipment e.g. 360 excavator and wheeled loading shovel. All works are to be carried out
to WRAP protocol.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Pre-crushing preparation of the material e.g. by excavator and hydraulic breaker etc. is
assumed to have produced suitable size material to fit within the capacity of the crusher.
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Problems caused by reinforcing wire etc. should be eliminated wherever possible before this
material reaches the pre-crushed stone pile.
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Dust management is considered to be a major part of the crushing programme.
Safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians, both within the operation and near it, is a
priority.
Health & Safety precautions will be enforced at all times to look after all those involved with
the operation and those who may be affected by the crushing process and all its activities.
SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR THOSE NOT DIRECTLY INVOLVED WITH THE

CRUSHING OPERATION.
Anyone not involved with the actual crushing and handling process should stay a safe
distance away from all activities associated with any aspect of the operations including pre-
crushing preparation works (detailed above).
Taking into consideration such possible obvious hazards as noise, dust, flying debris, moving
plant and vehicles etc. it is recommended that an exclusion zone of at least 10m is
established and enforced. This could be enforced, by agreement with any main contractors
concerned or by the operators involved with the crushing and associated operations.
This can be achieved successfully by simply and politely blocking the access, in a suitably
agreed way, to all unnecessary vehicles and persons.
Where it is necessary for persons to enter the work zone then they should get the attention
of the operators involved first and then proceed carefully (preferably escorted by a site
representative) via the indicated route, leaving the area as quickly as possible afterwards.
If anyone enters the work zone they must have or be issued with suitable PPE which offers
the same degree of protection as that used by the process operators themselves.
SORTERS RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Be aware of moving parts – do not enter within 5m of the crusher to eliminate risk of
entanglement/entrapment etc.;
2. Place 20yd skip to front of mag-belt to ensure access is prevented to the crushing point;
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3. The wearing of the above personal protective equipment is mandatory;

4. Be aware of moving vehicles at all times;
5. take care when working on piles with steep gradients and beware of unstable ground;
6. do not attempt to remove heavy and awkward wastes. Obtain assistance or remove by
mechanical means
7. Do not attempt to remove any suspicious materials or articles which may be hazardous and
report such a find to your supervisor in charge
8. any defects/malfunctions must be reported as soon as possible
9. sorter to act as banksman during operations of loading shovel or other vehicular movement
10. before entering the sorter area permission must be gained from the banksman/operator;
11. clear line of communications to be established between banksman and machine drive/lorry
driver;
12. sorter to ensure a clear access/egress route is maintained to other work areas
PERSONAL HYGIENE
13. Always wash hands before eating, drinking and smoking;
14. never keep or consume foodstuffs where cross contamination with waste is possible. Use the
facilities provided;
15. do not take work clothing home, change on site and shower on your return home;
OPERATORS RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Position stand-alone working platform adjacent to the platform of the crusher (to prevent whole
body vibration issues) and ensure sited on firm level ground and on road-plates where
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necessary to ensure stability – ALL operations are to be carried out from this viewing platform,
NO ACCESS IS PERMITTED ONTO THE CRUSHER PLATFORM unless it is switched off;
2. Place 20yd skip to front of mag-belt to ensure access is prevented to the crushing point – ensure
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emptied regularly and replaced prior to commencement of operations;
3. Responsible, competent operators who have undergone the necessary training must operate all
equipment.
4. The crushing equipment must be inspected for defects BEFORE use and if any defect found the
equipment is to be suitably repaired by a competent person.
5. All operations are to be carried out in line with the guidelines laid down by the manufacturer.
6. All operators are to be aware of the specific layout / hazards of the site.
7. All operators have a shared responsibility for the safe operation as a whole.
8. All operators have an equal right to stop the operation if any risk or potential risk is noted.
9. All operators will ensure that the crushing process and any other activities are carried out in the
most productive and safe manner possible, within the practical limitations of each specific site.
10. All operators have a duty to look after everyone who may be affected by their operations. This
may involve the setting up of safety measures e.g. enforcing a 10m exclusion zone for non-
essential persons.
15 EQUIPMENT TO BE USED AND WORKING PROCEDURES

All operators and others at risk will use the appropriate PPE as necessary. All mechanical
equipment will be used and maintained as recommended by the manufacturer.
CRUSHER
The crusher will be manoeuvred into the appropriate place at the base of the material
stockpile.
Position stand-alone working platform adjacent to the platform of the crusher (to prevent whole body
vibration issues) and ensure sited on firm level ground and on road-plates where necessary to ensure
stability – ALL operations are to be carried out from this viewing platform, NO ACCESS IS PERMITTED
ONTO THE CRUSHER PLATFORM unless it is switched off;
A re-bar (20ton) low sided skip is to be placed in front of the mag-belt to prevent access by
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others to this hazardous area.
Prior to commencement of operations it will be inspected for fitness for work and any
adjustments made. A written record of this inspection will be kept on site for inspection.
All guards will be secured properly, before and during operations. Guards will only be
removed for the purposes of servicing or unblocking a machine and refitted or closed before
work recommences.
Correct manufacturers procedures, including shut down as needed, will be followed to

ensure safety during unblocking the crusher for removal of materials such as stone or re-bar
from the belts etc.
At the end of each shift the machine will be made secure, after the appropriate shut down
procedures.
The operator will be suitably qualified and experienced for the job, being fit enough to gain
safe and easy access to all work placed within the machine.
The appropriate PPE will be used at all times which is to include, but not limited too – Safety
Helmet, Safety Footwear, Ear Protection, Eye Protection, high visibility clothing, Half Face
Masks to P3 standard.
360 EXCAVATOR
The operator of this equipment has a major role in achieving high outputs over the crusher
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by ensuring regular, even placement of suitable material into the receiving hopper.
The machine should be operated in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations
and in accordance with the following key guidance:
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 ALWAYS read the safety manual supplied with the machine;
 ALWAYS have regard for your personal safety & others;
 ALWAYS undertake daily visual inspection of the equipment and maintain records;
 ALWAYS work in accordance with the specific risk assessment and method statement;
 ALWAYS seek further training in machine operation if necessary;
 ALWAYS plan your work programme with site management;
 ALWAYS report safety issues to site management;
 ALWAYS ensure appropriate and sufficient ground investigation has been carried out;
 ALWAYS ensure raised working platforms are designed correctly by a competent person;
 ALWAYS acknowledge pedestrians before permitting them to approach the demolition rig;
 ALWAYS turn off engines and remove keys on exiting. Buckets/attachments placed on
the floor and auto throttle switched to minimum.
 ALWAYS engage the "dead man" handle to isolate machine when machine is stationary or
off.
 NEVER cause any side load to the machine;
 NEVER strike the work with the attachment;
 NEVER assist the machine to turn by lifting the tracks with the equipment;
 NEVER crane or pull with the machine;
 NEVER move about the site with the equipment fully raised;
 NEVER approach a high voltage wire;
 NEVER carry out works in extremely high winds; severe fog or driving rain;
 NEVER operate the machine ‘side-saddle’ – always operate track face on;
 NEVER carry out works in extremely high winds; severe fog or driving rain
 NEVER permit a person is to walk beneath the boom/dipper of plant
In addition to the standard controls above, the following controls are to be adhered to specific
to crusher operation matters:-
 All round vision to be maintained at all times.
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 Materials are not to be loading from the front loading position so as not to undermine the stability
of the machine;
 The machine will load from the sides or rear of the spoil heap.
 Materials to be crushed will be brought to these area’s using a frontloading shovel or dump-truck,
thus retaining the width of the working platform;
 The safe wor ing platform for the excavator loading the crushed from the top of other
uncrushed material must be of adequate width and length to enable a 1m barrier to be formed to
the front of the tracks, facing the hopper.
 This heap must be formed on top and level and topped with suitable material to form a flat, even
working platform.
 The created access/egress ramp is to be a minimum of 8m in length and preferably (though
dependent on site layout issues) positioned on the same side of the mag / muck belt;
 When the operation nears completion the machine will continue to load until all material
surrounding the safe working platform are crushed. The machine will then egress from the
platform and create a low level platform and load from this until operations are completed;
 The remaining spoil will be loaded from ground level leaving the area clear.
The operator will also be responsible, where possible, for removing unsuitable material and
stockpiling this to one side for further processing – i.e. large items of concrete for further
breaking or the removal of larger items of re-bar / steel etc., which could cause hazards to
the crusher operator or blockages to the machine.
The operator may, on occasion, also be responsible for dust control at the input end of the
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process.
The machine will always be left safe and secured at the end of each shift.
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WHEELED LOADING SHOVEL
The operator of this machine is responsible for removing processed materials from the
crusher.
This will either be carefully and safely stockpiled or loaded into vehicles for despatch and
use.
The machine may be involved in moving uncrushed materials within reach of the 360
excavator.
The major hazard is looking after the welfare of people on foot or in vehicles who may enter
the working space of the crusher operation and especially the stockpiling / loading area.
To avoid risks of machine instability loads should be kept as low to the ground as possible.
Articulated machines can fall over if the bucket is high, the machine is turned or the ground
uneven.
Where graded materials are being produced the operator must ensure they are not mixed.
The machine will always be left safe and secured at the end of shift.
RAMS Induction Record – Refer to Form 7.2C2.01 – ALL site personnel to sign
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Project/Tender No: 402
ENVIRONMENT
PLAN
ETHEL WAINWIRGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL
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for
KIER CONSTRUCTION
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Project No: 402
Prepared by: Joe Childs Date: 01/04/16
Copy No: 1 PROJECT FILE Copy No: 3 CLIENT
Copy No: 2 SITE Copy No: 4 PRINCIPAL DESIGNER
Issue One Issue Two Issue Three Issue Four

ISSUE
STATUS √
REVISIONS ARE IDENTIFIED BY A VERTICAL LINE TO THE RIGHT OF THE AMENDED/ADDED TEXT
ALL PERSONNEL MUST RECEIVE INDUCTION RELATING TO THIS

DOCUMENT BEFORE STARTING WORK
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CONTENTS
1.0 Introduction
3.0 Policy Statement
4.0 Organisation
5.0 Control Measures
6.0 Risk Assessment
7.0 Operational Controls
8.0 Environmental Incidents
9.0 Communication and Training
10.0 Review
11.0 Waste Streams
12.0 Appendices
Appendix A Environmental Policy Statement
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Appendix B Company Organisation Chart
Appendix C Environmental Risk Assessments
Appendix D Environmental Aspects & Impacts
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
All other details of the Project, including Project information, Permitry, Management Procedures,
Assessments, etc. are detailed in the related task/area specific Method Statements and Plans of Work
(notifiable asbestos removal).
The Method Statements and Plans of Work form an integral part of the Project Management and
Methodology.
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1.0 Introduction
The purpose of this document is to outline the framework and measures by which the Company controls
environmental issues for which we have responsibility.
It has been developed to provide direction to specific procedures that control activities that have, or
have the potential to have, an environmental impact.
It also addresses the roles, responsibilities and authorities of the Project Management Team who
ensure that the policy is carried out effectively.

Client:
Kier Construction
Marriot House
Abbeyfield Road
Nottingham
NG7 2SZ
Principal Designer:
As above
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Contractor:
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Melvyn Robert House
Bakersbrook Ind Est
Wigwam Lane
Hucknall Nottingham NG15 7SZ
Telephone No:01159 632009 Fax No : 01159 638971
Melvyn Cross Managing Director Tel: 07764 778319
Joe Childs Safety Advisor Tel: 07966 506001
3.0 Policy Statement

The Company Environmental Policy Statement (Appendix A) defines the Company commitment to minimising
environmental impact caused by our operations.
4.0 Organisation
The Company Organisation Chart (Appendix B) shows environmental responsibilities within the Company.
The defined personnel receive necessary information and training commensurate with their responsibilities within
the Company.
Full details or responsibilities are detailed in the Environmental Policy. A ‘Controlled’ copy of this document is held
by the Site Supervisor. ‘Uncontrolled’ copies are available upon request.
5.0 Control Measures

Detailed below is a brief overview of the control measures in place to minimise the impact to the environment as
a result of Company Activities.
Full control methodology is defined within the Process Procedures and related ‘safe system of work’ (Method
Statements, and related Assessments) generated for all works activities.
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Waste Management
All waste produced will be:
 Appropriately handled, particularly in the case of hazardous or toxic waste, by competent personnel and
competent/licensed operators
 Segregated where feasible to aid recycling
 Promptly placed in the appropriate disposal area, stockpile or receptacle
 Disposed of in accordance with requirements of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, section 34(1) of
Part II, Waste Management Duty of Care, the Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005 and other related
legislation.
A Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) as required by the Site Waste Management Plan Regulations 2008
will be generated for any Projects with an estimated cost in excess of £300,000, excluding VAT.
If it is anticipated that hazardous waste produced from the site will exceed 200kg, the site will be notified to the
Environment Agency as a hazardous waste producer and a Registration Number obtained (generally on a
Hazardous Waste Registration Report) as required by the Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005.
Use of Energy and Water
Temporary site establishments will:
 Be weatherproof and insulated with thermostatically controlled heating
 Have insulated water installations with economizers where appropriate
 Have heating and lighting controlled by timer devices where practicable
Plant, equipment, machinery and transport will be:
 Energy efficient modern units of optimum power for the task required and minimum fuel consumption
 Maintained in accordance with manufacturers instructions
 Operated by trained operatives
 Operated within the plant, equipment, machinery and transport operating limits/site speed limits and
switched off when not in use
Emissions to Air
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Plant, transport and equipment will be
 Provided with appropriate devices and adequately serviced/maintained to ensure minimum damage to air
quality from emissions
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Materials will be:
 Assessed for environmental and COSHH implications
 Manufactured free of Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC’s)
Site operations will ensure:
 Plant, equipment and transport are adequately maintained
 Plant and transport is switched off when not in use
 Burning of rubbish is not undertaken, unless with appropriate authority, and then only under controlled
conditions
 Where practical electrical rather than diesel equipment is used
 Noxious fumes and odours are minimized and where avoidable contained
 Dust generating activities are minimised and, where unavoidable, are subject to appropriate suppression
techniques.
Discharges to Water and Land
All plant, equipment and transport will be:
 Fuelled from bunded storage areas which have spill kits close at hand
 Maintained in designated bunded areas wherever feasible
 Be fitted with drip trays wherever possible
 Be subject to wheel cleaning prior to accessing roadways off site if appropriate
Effluent from ablutions will be connected to public sewers wherever possible or stored in suitable leak proof
containers for specialized disposal.
Nuisance
Noise and vibration disturbance will be minimized by:
 Ensuring all equipment is serviced and maintained to minimize noise and vibration
 Utilising mains power instead of generators where feasible
 Working within agreed hours
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Disturbance to the local community and third parties will be minimised by:
 Only utilising agreed access and egress points
 Parking in designated areas only
 Observing good neighbour procedures and reporting any complaints to the QHSE Manager
 Obeying traffic and pedestrian management schemes
 Planning deliveries in off peak periods where practicable
 Ensuring information on disruptive activities is adequately communicated by appropriate means, including
newsletters; site visits, visits to local schools etc.
 Ensuring maximum noise levels as detailed in the Control of Pollution Act – ‘Schedule of Maximum
Permissible Site Boundary Noise Levels’ are not exceeded.
Day Time Maximum Noise Level

(Hourly)
Weekdays 0700 to 1900 (7.00 am to 7.00 pm) 75dBA
Weekday evenings 1900 to 2200 (7.00 pm to 10.00 pm) 65dBA
Weekday nights 2200 to 0700 (10.00 pm to 7.00 am) 35dBA
Saturdays 0700 to 1200 (7.00 am to 12.00 midday) 75dBA

Weekends 1200 Saturday to 0700 Monday 35dBA
(12.00 midday Saturday to 7.00 am Monday)
Bank Holidays At any time 35dBA

& Local Holidays
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Environmental Planning
Environmental planning will be carried out by:
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 Undertaking electronic preparation, transfer and storage of information wherever feasible
 Briefing company personnel on site specific environmental matters
 Carrying out site inductions and attending Client inductions as appropriate
 Respecting the presence of rare endangered and protected species such as bats, badgers, newts, toads,
orchids etc.
 Assisting in communications with regulatory bodies and third parties
 Integrating environmental issues into Environment Management Plans, Method Statements and related
assessments (Risk, COSHH, Environmental, etc.)
 Carrying out environmental risk assessments
 Self auditing of adherence to agreed environmental work practices
 Ensuring response procedures are drawn up and communicated to the workforce in anticipation of harmful
unplanned events taking place
 Providing adequate environmental training to company personnel
Visual Appearance
Visual appearance of the site will be such so as to provide minimum intrusion onto neighbours by:
 Ensuring that the intensity and direction of permanent and temporary security and general lighting is
strategically sited so as not to cause annoyance or harm to the workforce, the local community of third
parties
 Ensuring that hoardings and perimeter fencing are of robust construction, are maintained in good order and
are sensitive to the locality at all times
 Ensuring good housekeeping is maintained and that the site presents as good an appearance as is
reasonably practicable within the nature of demolition activities
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Ongoing Effects of Demolition

Ongoing effects of demolition activities will be mitigated by: -
 Segregating and/or protecting areas of natural habitat
 Communication with local regulatory groups
 Observing wildlife breeding seasons within the demolition programme
 Determining the presence of and protecting/preserving third party property in the vicinity of demolition
activities
 Determining the presence of and protecting/preserving archaeological remains in the vicinity of demolition
activities
 Determining the presence of and protecting/preserving historically protected buildings or structures in the
vicinity of demolition activities
6.0 Risk Assessments and Environmental Impacts

Environmental Risk Assessments (Appendix C) detail control measures required to minimise risks to the
environment arising from our operations and detail the Environmental Impacts of our works activities.
The Environmental Risk Assessments, in association with the Health and Safety Risk Assessments,
accompanying the Method Statement(s) detail fully the measures implemented to ensure control of our
operations.
The Environmental Aspects and Impacts Register, Significance Register and supporting documentation
(Appendix D) identify the environmental issues relating to our works activities and their environmental impact(s)
and significance.
7.0 Operational Controls

The Emvironmental Management Systems to be operated for the duration of the contract are those operated on
all Company’s sites, involving strict compliance with the Management System Procedures.
The Procedures control all aspects of the safety, environmental and quality operations on site, in particular.
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These procedures require generation and retention of Method Statements, assessments, including risk,
COSHH, manual handling, PPE, etc., clearly defined records (specified pro-formas) to provide documented
objective evidence to enable both internal and third party audits to be carried out. The records may also be
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utilised in the event of complaints relating to safety, environmental or operational matters.
All records are contained in our Management System and are subject to controlled issue.
The detailed procedures for issue/retention of records and requirement for internal audits are:
 Document Control
 Quality Records
 Internal Quality Audits
Company records also identify quantities of materials to waste, to re-cycle and to re-use. If the Project exceeds
£300K these records will be maintained as part of the Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) as required by the
Site Waste Management Plan Regulations 2008.
8.0 Environmental Incidents

Spill kits will be located at appropriate points around the site, especially near re-fuelling points, with
plant/equipment and in the site office.
Any spills will be cleaned up immediately using suitable absorbent materials, crystals, pads or booms, contained
within the spill kit.
In the event of any spills the following actions will be carried out:
 Use absorbent material to contain the spill
 If it is a major spill
- Cover or bund any nearby drains
- If practical use absorbent crystals to clear spill, if not, use bowser and pump
 Dispose of all absorbent materials in a suitable container for disposal as hazardous waste
To benefit the site environment and reduce the likelihood of spills/environmental incidents, a clean and tidy site
area around re-fuelling points will be maintained and good housekeeping will be carried out in all areas on site.
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9.0 Communication & Training

Induction
The Company carries out induction of all personnel, the inductions fall into three basic categories:
 Company Induction
All employees receive an induction into the Company, this provides information relating to the health and
safety requirements, environmental requirements, management systems, terms of employment, etc.
 Client and/or Principal Contractor Induction
This is generally a requirement to inform personnel of Client and/or Principal Contractor Site safety and
environmental requirements, including Site Rules and Regulations
 Project Specific Induction

This is to explain details of the Site requirements, Method Statements, Environmental Management Plans
and related assessments.
All personnel are required to sign the appropriate Induction Register to confirm their receipt of the induction
General Training
The Company will ensure that all operatives on this project are fully conversant with the safe systems of work and
environmental requirements intended for this project.
All employees are screened for competency on joining the company and will have received Health and Safety and
Environmental Induction training prior to commencement of their duties on site.
Due to the nature of Company operations these considerations are inextricably interlinked and are embedded in our
Management System.
No operatives will be allowed to work on projects unless they are fully trained in the work they are being asked to
do, or alternatively, they are under training and supervised by a person competent in that task.
Training records are held on file at Head Office. These records contain details of training received prior to
employment by The Company, together with all “in house” and external training achievements whilst employed by
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the Company.
Ongoing Training
Ongoing training will be given to all operatives as deemed appropriate and will take the form of CITB or other
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training providers courses (e.g. Safety Awareness) conducted by external training bodies. Specialist training
courses will be provided to suit the requirements of specific trades/skills.
Toolbox Talks
Toolbox talks are part of the Company safety and environmental procedures and are given by the Site Supervisors
on a weekly basis. The talks are recorded and the operatives sign as having attended and understood. Scripts
covering many topics are available to all Site Supervisors and cover a wide variety of relevant topics.
10.0 Review
The Site Supervisor will carry out a weekly review of environmental and safety performance. This will be by
completion of appropriate Management System documentation.
The Managing Director, in association with the Technical Director, Demolition Manager, Quality Manager and
Safety Advisor, will review environmental performance on an ongoing basis.
At the reviews appropriate corrective action measures will be developed and implemented to ensure continuous
process improvement is maintained.
All corrective action measures will be taken in a time period commensurate with the seriousness of the
deficiency and/or the scope for improvement in environmental performance.
A review of Company performance, including health and safety, environmental and operational issues, is carried
out on an ongoing basis.
A formal review is carried out annually – this is documented as required by the Management System.
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11.0 Waste Streams
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12.0 Appendices
Appendix A Environmental Policy Statement
Appendix B Company Organisation Chart
Appendix C Environmental Risk Assessments
Appendix D Environmental Aspects & Impacts
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Form 7.2U.03
APPENDIX A
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY STATEMENT
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Form 7.2U.03
Environmental Policy Statement
Our Vision
Total Reclaims Demolition Ltd (TRD) will continue to aim to deliver first class services that help to
respect and preserve the world’s finite resources.
Through sensitive operations TRD will strive to achieve this vision recognising that to do so will
require support and commitment from its staff and clients alike.
Our policy
Our policy is to operate responsibly reducing wherever possible impact on the environment as a
result of the activities undertaken as part of company business.
Our policy is to incorporate continuous improvement, meeting and exceeding where possible all
required standards and legal obligations.
This policy will help TRD to conserve finite resources, reduce waste and promote recycling, and
preserve the natural environment.
We will work to promote this policy with our own staff, our customers and suppliers. We will make
commitments to deliver the policy aims that are specific, measureable and accountable.
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Policy Delivery
To achieve the aims of this policy, we will:
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 Meet all legal requirements and obligations across the company. To do this we will maintain
and update compliance with the company ISO:140001 Environmental Management System;
 Implement an Environmental Procurement Policy;
 Prevent environmental pollution through the development and implementation of controlled

working methods that specifically take into account potential impacts including amongst noise,
dust or spillages;
 Operate in a way that is sensitive to the location and environment, having respect at all times
for our neighbours;
 Reduce waste generation, re-use or recycle materials wherever possible and where disposal
is required to ensure this is carried out responsibly; and
 Work with our staff clients, suppliers to raise awareness of environmental issues to improve
our own and their environmental performance.
Signed By:
Data Protection
Melvyn Cross
Managing Director
Updated May 2015 Issue 02
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APPENDIX B
COMPANY ORGANISATION CHART
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Organisation Responsibilities
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APPENDIX C
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENTS
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Form 7.2U.03
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK RATING & CATEGORY MATRIX
RISK RATING (RR) EVENT LOSS/SEVERITY (S)

[BOTH INITIAL &
RESIDUAL] = (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
ENVIRONMENTAL Negligible Marginal Serious Critical Catastrophic
LOSS/SEVERITY (S) x Minimal loss Minor loss Moderate Significant Catastrophic
EVENT FREQUENCY (F)
loss/short term Loss/medium loss/long term
damage term damage damage
(1)
Improbable
Annually, Very
1 2 3 4 5
(NEGLIGIBLE) (NEGLIGIBLE) (ACCEPTABLE) (ACCEPTABLE) (ACCEPTABLE)
unlikely/will never
occur
(2)
Remote
<3 months,
2 4 6 8 10
(NEGLIGIBLE) (ACCEPTABLE) (ACCEPTABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (UNDESIRABLE)
Unlikely but
EVENT FREQUENCY (F)
possible
(3)
Occasional
Monthly,
3 6 9 12 15
(ACCEPTABLE) (ACCEPTABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (INTOLERABLE)
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(4)
Probable 4 8 12 16 20
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Weekly, (ACCEPTABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (INTOLERABLE) (INTOLERABLE)
Several times
(5)
Frequent
Daily,
5 10 15 20 25
(ACCEPTABLE) (UNDESIRABLE) (INTOLERABLE) (INTOLERABLE) (INTOLERABLE)
Many occasions
Class Risk Scale Description Action
I 15 - 25 Intolerable Must be eliminated or moved to a lower level by

ALARP principles
II 8 - 12 Undesirable Further assessment required, ALARP principles
to apply
III 3-6 Acceptable Can be accepted provided risk is managed or
controlled to reduce to ALARP
IV 1-2 Negligible No further action required – maintain vigilance
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INITIAL RISK RESIDUAL

RISK RATING
CLASS
RATING (IRR)
TASK/ PERSONS (RRR)
RA HAZARDS CONTROLS
ACTIVITY AT RISK
REF RR
S F IRR S F
R
EN DEMOLITION/ GENERAL WATER COURSE CONTAMINATION 4 5 20 ALL STORAGE TANKS FOR 4 2 8 II

DISMANTLING PUBLIC HYDROCARBON PRODUCTS (DIESEL ETC.)
01 OPERATIONS [Air, Land and Water pollution] TO HAVE SUITABLE BUND.
EXISTING DRAINAGE OUTLETS TO BE
PROTECTED WITH SAND BAGS AS
APPROPRIATE.
ABSORBENT GRANULES TO BE
AVAILABLE IN CARE OF SPILLAGE.
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SUITABLE CONTAINERS/FUNNEL TO BE
USED WHEN RE-FUELLING.
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EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES, AIRBORNE CONTAMINATION I.E. DUST 3 5 15 USE FIRE WATER SPRAYING WHEN 3 2 6 III
OPERATIONS OTHER ETC ARISING FROM DEMOLITION APPROPRIATE TO CONTROL DUST
02 WORKS/ WORKS EMISSIONS. BACKGROUND AIR
VISITORS MONITORING TO BE CARRIED OUT.
[Air Pollution]
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RISK RATING
CLASS
RATING (IRR)
RA TASK/ PERSONS (RRR)
HAZARDS CONTROLS
REF ACTIVITY AT RISK
RR
S F IRR S F
R
EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES NOISE 5 5 25 CARRY OUT SUITABLE 1 2 2 IV

OPERATIONS OTHER NOISEASSESSMENT IN ACCORDANCE
03 WORKERS/ [Nuisance Noise] WITH THE NOISE AT WORK
VISITORS REGULATIONS.
DISPLAY SUITABLE WARNING SIGNS (IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE HEALTH &
SAFETY (SIGNS & SIGNALS)
REGULATIONS) IF PERIMETER NOISE
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LEVELS EXCEED SPECIFIED ACCEPTABLE
NOISE LEVELS.
ALL PERSONNEL WORKING IN AREA TO
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WEAR SUITABLE P.P.E.
EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES HAZARDOUS MATERIALS 4 4 16 OPERATIVES TO WEAR P.P.E. I.E. 2 2 4 III

OPERATIONS OTHER GLOVES, OVERALLS, GOGGLES, BOOTS.
04 WORKERS/ [Land Contamination] OPERATIVES TO MAINTAIN GOOD
VISITORS [Water Pollution] HYGIENE STANDARDS.
NO SMOKING EATING OR DRINKING ON
THE SITE – ONLY IN MESS FACILITY.
OPERATIVES TO WASH BEFORE LEAVING
THE SITE COMPOUND.
P.P.E. TO BE CLEANED BEFORE REMOVAL
FROM SITE.
DUST SUPPRESSION TECHNIQUES (AS
PREVIOUSLY SPECIFIED) TO BE UTILISED.
BACKGROUND AIR MONITORING TO BE
CARRIED OUT.
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RISK RATING
CLASS
RATING (IRR)
HAZARDS CONTROLS
RR
S F IRR S F
R
EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES TRAFFIC/USE OF PLANT AND 3 5 15 NUMBER OF VEHICLES TO BE 1 5 5 III

OPERATIONS OTHERS EQUIPMENT CONTROLLED DEFINED ACCESS AND
05 WORKS/ AGRESS ROUTE TO BE FOLLOWED.
VISITORS [Equipment] ALL VEHICLES TO HAVE FULL MOT
GENERAL [Air, Land and Water Pollution] CERTIFICATION TO ENSURE
PUBLIC [Resource depletion Global Warming] ROADWORTHINESS AND CONTROL OF
NOISE AND EMISSIONS.
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EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES TRANSFER OF MATERIALS OFF SITE 2 5 10 SCRAP METAL TO BE REMOVED TO 1 5 5 III
OPERATIONS (SCRAP METAL, GENERAL WASTE AND LICENSED RECIPIENTS.
06 RE-SALE ITEMS) GENERAL WASTE TO BE REMOVED TO A
LICENSED DISPOSAL FACILITY.
[Resource Depletion] GENERATE CORRECT DUTY OF CARE
WASTE DOCUMENTATION.
VEHICLE WHEELS TO BE WASHED IF MUD
AND DEBRIS IS BEING SPREAD TO OFF
SITE ROADWAYS.
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RISK RATING
CLASS
RATING (IRR)
HAZARDS CONTROLS
RR
S F IRR S F
R
EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES TRANSFER OF MATERIALS OFF SITE 2 5 10 CONTAMINATED MATERIALS/SPECIAL 1 5 5 III

OPERATIONS (CONTAMINATED SOILS/SPECIAL WASTE TO BE REMOVED TO A
07 WASTE) NOMINATED LANDFILL SITE.
GENERATE CORRECT DUTY OF CARE
[Land Contamination] WASTE DOCUMENTATION.
VEHICLES WHEELS TO BE WASHED IF
MUD AND DEBRIS IS BEING SPREAD TO
OFF SITE ROADWAYS.
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EN DEMOLITION OPERATIVES REFUELLING PLANT/EQUIPMENT + SITE 2 5 10 SPILL KITS TO BE AVAILABLE AT FUEL 1 5 5 III
OPERATIONS CLEARANCE BOWSER, WITH PLANT/EQUIPMENT & AT
08 (CONTAMINATED SOILS/SPECIAL WORK AREAS AS APPROPRIATE.
WASTE) CONTAMINATED SPILL KIT MATERIALS
/CONTAMINATED WASTE TO BE REMOVED
[Land Contamination] TO A NOMINATED LANDFILL SITE.
GENERATE CORRECT DUTY OF CARE
WASTE DOCUMENTATION.
Form 7.2U.03
APPENDIX D
ASPECTS & IMPACTS
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Form 7.2U.03
Environmental Aspects & Impacts Register
ASPECT DETAILS CRITERIA CONTROLS/RESPONSIBILITIES IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE

(i) Plan of Work in place before any work starts
Asbestos Asbestos removal works Control of Air pollution High (if breach of
(ii) Strictly controlled removal
Removal either in association with Asbestos Land enclosure)
(iii) Enclosures constructed for fibrous asbestos
demolition works or as a Regulations Contamination
Responsibility Low (controls applied)
removal contract
(i) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts)
Asbestos Manager
(ii) Asbestos Supervisor
(iii) Asbestos Supervisor
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(i) Suitable skips line with polythene if required
Disposal of Asbestos removal works Hazardous Land High
(ii) Waste collected by Licensed waste carrier
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Asbestos either in association with Waste Contamination
Responsibility
Waste demolition works or as a Regulations
(i) Asbestos Supervisor
removal contract 2005
(ii) Asbestos Supervisor
(i) Method Statement(s) and COSHH

Disposal of Dismantling/Demolition of Hazardous Land High
Assessments in place before works start
Hazardous contaminated Waste Contamination
(ii) Spill kits available
Chemicals/ vessels/associated Regulations Water
(iii) De-commissioning/cleaning documentation
Substances pipework 2005 Pollution
from Client
COSHH (iv) Waste collected by Licensed waste carriers
Regulations Responsibility
(i) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts),
Contracts Manager, Site Supervisor
(ii) Safety & Quality Director, Managing Director
(Contracts), Engineering Manager, Site
Manager
(iii) Site Supervisor
(iv) Site Supervisor
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Noise Use of demolition Environmental (i) Demolition of Buildings undertaken with a Nuisance Low/Medium
Plant/Equipment Protection Act suitable method to minimise noise/vibration Noise
Compressors/Generators 1990 (ii) All plant to be effectively silenced, serviced
Part III and maintained
Noise at Work (iii) Compressors and generators to be of super
Regulations silenced type
(iv) Strict Control of working hours to be
maintained
Responsibility
(i) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts),
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(ii) Plant Manager, Site Supervisor
(iii) Plant Manager, Site Supervisor
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(iv) Site Supervisor
Dust/ Demolition/Dismantling of Pollution (i) Demolition undertaken with suitable methods Air Pollution Medium
Particulate Buildings/Structures Prevention to minimise dust/particulate emissions
emissions Control (ii) Ensure adequate controls in place
Regulations (iii) Damp down as appropriate
Environmental Responsibility
Protection Act (i) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts),
(ii) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts),
(iii) Site Supervisor
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Pollution Demolition/dismantling Public/Third (i) Ensure spill kits available Air, land and Medium
arising from activities party concerns (ii) Emergency procedures documented and all water pollution
Incidents, Plant Operation personnel given instruction with regards to their
spills leaks or individual actions/responses
fire Responsibility
(i) Safety & Quality Director, Managing Director
(Contracts), Engineering Manager, Site
Manager
(ii) Plant Manager, Site Supervisor
(iii) QHSE Manager, Director (Contracts),
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Use of Energy Electric, gas and water Economic use of (i) Metered use energy/water with care Resource Medium
usage unsustainable (ii) Ensure all equipment is designed to depletion
resources minimise consumption
Responsibility
(i) Plant Manager, Yard Manager, Site
Supervisor
(ii) Directors, Commercial Manager, Plant
Manager
Use of Fossil Vehicles, plant and Economic use of (i) Vehicles plant and equipment serviced and Resource High
Fuels equipment usage unsustainable maintained to ensure optimum fuel depletion
resources consumption Global
Responsibility warming
(i) Plant Manager, Site Supervisor
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Significance Register
Aspect Scope Significance Score
Severity Probability Duration Legislation Total Significance

1. Waste Oil
2 3 2 4 48 HIGH
2. Old parts-disposed as metal
scrap Yard 1 1 1 2 2 LOW
3. General waste – disposed to
landfill All sites 2 3 2 4 48 HIGH
4. Hazardous waste
Client sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
5. Reused timber, bricks &
steelworks Client sites 1 3 1 1 3 LOW
6. Recycled metal, hardcore &
timber Client sites 2 3 2 1 12 LOW
7. Electricity used
Head office 1 3 2 1 6 LOW
8. Mains water
Head office/yard 1 3 2 1 6 LOW
9. Mains water
10. Diesel used for transport & plant
All sites 2 3 2 4 48 HIGH
11. Parts used for repair
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All sites 1 2 1 1 2 LOW
12. Office consumables
All sites 1 3 1 1 3 LOW
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13. Transport & plant replacement
All sites 2 3 2 2 24 MEDIUM
14. Transport exhaust
Sites and road 2 3 2 4 48 HIGH
15. Van sharing
16. Demolition – nuisance under
normal conditions Client sites 2 3 2 4 48 HIGH
17. Demolition – nuisance under
emergency conditions Client sites 3 2 1 4 24 MEDIUM
18. Dust & noise during demolition
client sites 2 3 1 4 24 MEDIUM
19. Diesel storage – spill under
normal conditions All sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
20. Diesel storage – spill under
emergency conditions All sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
21. Legislation compliance – during
planning – normal conditions All sites 1 2 1 4 8 LOW
22. Legislation compliance – during
planning – emergency conditions All sites 2 2 1 8 32 MEDIUM
23. Archaeological remains-
emergency conditions Client sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
24. Natural features – abnormal &
emergency conditions Client sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
25. Emission and pollution due to
Services not disconnected- Client sites 1 2 1 4 8 LOW
26. abnormal conditions
Emission and pollution due to
Services not disconnected- Client sites 2 2 1 4 16 LOW
emergency
27. Emission conditions
and pollution due to sub
contractor activities Client sites 2 2 1 8 32 MEDIUM
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Scoring System
Severity (1 to 3)
1 - Minor - negligible impact, minor resource use or waste generation
2 - Significant - occurs at local level, moderate resource use or waste generation
3 - Major - national or global level, high resource use or waste generation
Probability (1 to 4)
1 - Improbable - may only occur under emergency conditions
2 – Remote - not likely to occur due to controls in place, likely to occur under abnormal conditions
and/or absence of occurrence in past
3 – Possible - likely to occur due to limited controls in place, likely to occur under normal conditions
and/or past history shows occurrence in past
4 –Probable - most likely or certain due to low or no controls, high risk of occurrence under normal
conditions
Duration (1 to 3)
1- Short - impact may only occur under abnormal conditions
2 – Long - occurs frequently but not continuously
3 - Continuous - occurs continuously under normal conditions
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Legislation and other (including policy) requirements (1 to 8)
1 - Legislation not applicable
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2 - Legislation applicable but not significant to operation and normally compliant under normal
conditions
4 - Legislation applicable and significant to operation and normally compliant under normal conditions
8 - Legislation applicable and not compliant
Categories of aspects
Score Category
0- 20 Low significance
21- 40 Medium significance
41 and above High significance
Form 7.2U.03
ClientKier Construction MS Title: 402
Client: MS Title:
ASSESSMENTS
(Manual Handling Assessment,
PPE Assessment & COSHH Assessment)
NCC Received
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Client: MS Title:
MANUAL HANDLING ASSESSMENT 1 of 2
1. MANUAL HANDLING WORKS ON SITE
Lifting, moving, carrying materials of various shapes and sizes from the work area to either the processing area
or to waste/scrap skips.
Such materials are lifted and moved by operatives at ground or working from an approved safe means of access
as described in the method statement for the works.
2. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
To comply with the Manual Handling Regulations, the Company has carried out an assessment.
To carry out the assessment, the Company have:
 Identified the manual handling operations undertaken by their employees
 Made an appraisal, as far as is reasonably practicable, of all manual handling operations to determine if
there is a risk of injury to employees.
In addition, assessments based upon criteria defined in HSE publication ‘Manual Handling Assessment
Charts’ (INDG383 – 08/03) – these are detailed separately.
NCC Received
3.1 ASSESSMENT
(a) Task
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Involves lifting, twisting stooping and reaching, to manually support materials being removed from the various
buildings/structures.
The Assessment revealed that the task involves excessive movement i.e. lifting lowering and carrying, a degree
of pushing and pulling is required to free members and sheet material etc.
There is also a possibility of sudden movement of the load which would increase the force of the operative’s body.
In most cases the load can be carried close to the body, however, physical effort is required to complete the task.
The task is not process rated, and there are sufficient rest periods.
(b) Load
Loads may have an estimated weight of up to 25 kg.
Loads may have sharp edges and be potentially damaging in circumstances where contact is made.
Although the load can be bulky and unwieldy, and difficult to grasp, it is unlikely to shift when the lifting operations
are in progress
(c) Working environment

There are no extremes of temperature associated on the working site.
Natural ventilation is produced by the nature of the work.
The lighting is good, and, where necessary, task lighting will be utilised to illuminate both the work areas and
access/egress routes. Inclement weather will produce a slippery working surface.
(d) Operative’s individual capacity

The Assessment revealed that there were no operatives with back injury problems or other complaints that
suggest that the operatives could be in the high injury risk category.
(e) Other Factors

Overalls, weather and wet condition of materials to be carried could hinder an operative in respect of movement
and posture.
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MANUAL HANDLING ASSESSMENT 2 of 2
3.2 REDUCTION OF RISK (CONTROL MEASURES)
(a) Task
The task cannot be improved by changing the layout of the workstations – the work layout is imposed by the
building/structure to be demolished.
Space management and the improvement of access/egress can reduce the risks imposed by twisting and
stooping.
Reaching will be minimised by the introduction of access equipment, such as mechanical lifts or working
platforms.
Ensuring that operatives adopt the correct stance reduces the risks associated with pushing and pulling.
Operatives will be trained in lifting techniques, together with good posture techniques.
Physical effort will be reduced by teamwork and splitting the load into manageable members.
(b) Load
Bulky unwieldy loads must be cut into smaller pieces.
Member and sheet materials that are difficult to grasp and materials with sharp edges will be handled by
mechanical means wherever possible.
Abrasive protective gloves will be issued, but are a last resort for handling operations where it is likely that a
sharp edge will be present on the materials to be handled.
Consideration should be given to the provision of mechanical assistance where this is reasonably practicable.
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Mechanical assistance involves the use of machines such as telehandlers, 360 excavator equipped with
appropriate attachment.
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(c) Working environment
Task lighting will be used to illuminate the work areas and access/egress routes.
Space constraint can be maximised by an increased awareness of housekeeping and a policy of tidying up
before lifting operations are commenced.
Ensure that satisfactory access and egress routes are available before lifting operations are commenced.
(d) Operative’s individual capacity

There will not be any lifting operations that require unusual strength by operatives.
The operations will be capable of being performed by most fit operatives.
(e) Other Factors

Personal protective equipment should only be used as a last resort, when engineering or other controls do not
prove adequate protection.
Where the wearing of PPE cannot be avoided, consider the risks of manual handling injury.
Considerations may include factors such as:
 Gloves may impair dexterity.
 Overalls may inhibit free movement.
4. CONCLUSION
This assessment provides the employee with information in relation to hazards and risk on the Contract,
The assessment revealed that operatives are exposed to a degree of risk of an injury from manual handling
operations.
Due to the nature of demolition activities it is not possible to totally eliminate such risk. However, implementation
of the control measures detailed will either eliminate or significantly reduce the identified risks, as far as is
reasonably practicable.
Employees’ contribution in the re-design of systems of work will be encouraged.
Control measures detailed in 3.2 are appropriate to reduce the possibility of injury - they are practical steps and
once they have been put in place, they will be periodically reviewed by means of site safety inspections.
This assessment will be periodically reviewed as part of the Company continual improvement process.
Review will also be carried out in the event of new information or changes in legislation.
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Client: MS Title:
Manual Handling Assessment (MAC) Score Sheet
TASK REMOVAL OF PLASTERBOARD + MW INSULATION
Placing suitable skips near to the

Control Measures work area + transporting by
telehandler
Colour Band Numerical Colour Band Numerical

RISK FACTORS
(G,A,R or P) Score (G,A,R or P) Score
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency G G 0 0 G G 0 0
Hand distance from lower back A A 3 3 A A 3 3
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Vertical lift region R 3 R 3
Torso twisting/sideways bending Asymmetrical
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R G 2 0 R G 2 0
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
trunk/load (carrying)
Postural constraints G G 0 0 G G 0 0
Grip on the load A A 1 1 A A 1 1
Floor surface R R 2 2 G G 0 0
Other environmental factors A A 1 1 A A 1 1
Carry distance G 0 G 0
Obstacles en route (carrying only) A 2 G 0
Communication and co-ordination (team handling

only)
TOTAL TOTAL
12 9 10 5
SCORE SCORE
G Low risk level A Medium risk level R High risk level P Very high risk level
Vulnerability of special risk Examine tasks closely May expose a significant Must come under close
groups should be proportion of workforce to scrutiny particularly when
considered if appropriate risk of injury entire load supported by
one person
IMPORTANT NOTE Control measures identified will only be implemented where reasonably practicable taking into
account access/space constraints and other safety issues
MAC assessment based upon criteria defined in HSE publication ‘Manual Handling Assessment Charts’ (INDG383 –
01/14)
All assessments detailed MUST be read in conjunction with this Publication and the Manual Handling Assessment
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Client: MS Title:
TASK SOFT STRIPPING
Demolishing the internal

Control Measures partitions and removing arisings
by mechanical means to the
processing area

RISK FACTORS
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Hand distance from lower back R R 6 6 G G 0 0
NCC Received
Vertical lift region R 3 G 0
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R R 2 2 G G 0 0
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
Grip on the load R R 2 2 G G 0 0
Other environmental factors R R 2 2 G G 0 0

only)
TOTAL TOTAL
17 16 0 0
SCORE SCORE
one person
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Client: MS Title:
DESHEETING
TASK
(ASBESTOS CEMENT & STEEL SHEETS)
Demolishing the structure and

Control Measures removing arisings by
mechanical means

RISK FACTORS
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency A* A A 4 4 4 G G G 0 0 0
Hand distance from lower back A A A 3 3 3 G G G 0 0 0
NCC Received
Vertical lift region A G 1 0 G G 0 0
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G A G 0 1 0 G G G 0 0 0
Postural constraints G G G 0 0 0 G G G 0 0 0
Grip on the load A A A 1 1 1 G G G 0 0 0
Floor surface A A A 1 1 1 G G G 0 0 0
Other environmental factors A R A 1 2 1 G G G 0 0 0
Obstacles en route (carrying only) G 0 G 0

only)
G 0 G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
11 12 10 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
one person
01/14)
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Client: MS Title:
TASK PROCESSING SCRAP AT WORKFACE
Demolishing the structure and

removing arisings by
Control Measures mechanical means to the
processing area

RISK FACTORS
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency A A A 4 4 4 G G G 0 0 0
Hand distance from lower back R A R 6 3 6 G G G 0 0 0
NCC Received
Vertical lift region R R 3 3 G G 0 0
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R G R 2 0 2 G G G 0 0 0
Postural constraints A G A 1 0 1 G G G 0 0 0
Grip on the load R R R 2 2 2 G G G 0 0 0
Floor surface R R R 2 2 2 G G G 0 0 0
Other environmental factors A A A 1 1 1 G G G 0 0 0
Carry distance A 1 G 0

only)
G 0 G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
21 15 21 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
one person
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Client: MS Title:
TASK PROCESSING SCRAP IN PROCESSING AREA
Processing scrap by mechanical

Control Measures means in the processing area
Colour
Numerical Colour Band Numerical
RISK FACTORS Band
Score (G,A,R or P) Score
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency G G A 0 0 0 G G G 0 0 0
Hand distance from lower back R R R 6 6 6 G G G 0 0 0
NCC Received
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R R R 2 2 2 G G G 0 0 0
Postural constraints G G A 0 0 0 G G G 0 0 0
Other environmental factors R R A 2 2 2 G G G 0 0 0

only)
G 0 G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
17 16 17 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
one person
01/14)
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Client: MS Title:
ERECTION OF HERAS FENCING

TASK
PANELS FEET
This task is relatively low risk, carrying may be reduced by controlled

Control Measures
use of site vehicle to carry items to installation location
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency G G G 0 0 0 G G 0 0
Hand distance from lower back G A G 0 3 0 A A 3 3
NCC Received
Vertical lift region G G 0 0 R 3
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G G G 0 0 0 R R 2 2
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
Postural constraints G G G 0 0 0 G G 0 0
Grip on the load G G G 0 0 0 A A 1 1
Floor surface G G G 0 0 0 G G 0 0
Other environmental factors R R R 2 2 2 R R 2 2

only)
G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
2 6 2 11 8
SCORE SCORE
one person
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Client: MS Title:
TASK LAYING PAVING SLABS
Transporting the slabs to the work

area by mechanical means
Control Measures (telehandlers, FLT) + using
vacuum type handling equipment
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Hand distance from lower back R A R 6 3 6 G G G 0 0 0
NCC Received
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R G R 2 0 2 G G G 0 0 0
Postural constraints A G A 1 0 1 G G G 0 0 0
Other environmental factors A A A 1 1 1 G G G 0 0 0

only)
G 0 G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
21 15 21 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
considered if appropriate risk of injury entire load supported by one
person
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Client: MS Title:
STRIPPING EQUIPMENT/REMOVAL OF PIPEWORK,

TASK
CABLES, ETC.
Removing equipment by mechanical
means to the designated area
Control Measures
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Hand distance from lower back R R 6 6 G G 0 0
NCC Received
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R R 2 2 G G 0 0
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
Grip on the load R R 2 2 G G 0 0
Other environmental factors R R 2 2 G G 0 0

only)
TOTAL TOTAL
17 16 0 0
SCORE SCORE
person
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Client: MS Title:
CHANGING ATTACHMENTS
TASK
(Including handling tools)
With the exception of moving and
positioning the attachments by
Control Measures mechanical means, the fitting activity
must be carried out manually
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Load weight and lift/carry frequency G G 0 0
Hand distance from lower back R G 6 0
NCC Received
Vertical lift region R 3
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R G 2 0
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
Postural constraints R R 3 3
Grip on the load A G 1 0
Floor surface R R 2 2
Other environmental factors R R 2 2
Carry distance R 3
Obstacles en route (carrying only) A 2

only)
TOTAL TOTAL
19 12
SCORE SCORE
person
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Client: MS Title:
LOADING/UNLOADING VEHICLES + MOVING

TASK
MATERIALS AROUND SITE
Use of mechanical methods –
genie lifts, telehandler, pallet
Control Measures trucks, FLT’s, etc. eliminates
manual handling
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Hand distance from lower back A A G 3 3 0 G G G 0 0 0
NCC Received
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G A A 0 1 1 G G G 0 0 0
Postural constraints G A A 0 1 1 G G G 0 0 0
Grip on the load G G A 0 0 1 G G G 0 0 0
Other environmental factors R R R 2 2 2 G G G 0 0 0
Carry distance R 3 G 0

only)
G 0 G 0
TOTAL TOTAL
14 16 14 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
person
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Client: MS Title:
TASK UNLOADING STATIONERY
Use of mechanical methods –

genie lifts, pallet truck, FLT’s, etc.
Control Measures eliminates manual handling
Colour
RISK FACTORS Band
(G,A,R or P)
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
CARRY
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
TEAM
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT
Hand distance from lower back A G 3 0 G G 0 0
NCC Received
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G G 0 0 G G 0 0
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
Grip on the load G G 0 0 G G 0 0
Floor surface G G 0 0 G G 0 0
Other environmental factors G G 0 0 G G 0 0

only)
TOTAL TOTAL
6 0 0 0
SCORE SCORE
person
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Client: MS Title:
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ASSESSMENT
RISK
IMPACTS, CUTS
COLD/INCLEME
NON-IONISING
STABS, CUTS,
SLIPS, TRIPS,
NT WEATHER
DUST/FIBRES
FALLS FROM
ELECTRICAL
IMMERSION
SPLASHES/
RADIATION
RADIATION
VIBRATION
HEAT/FIRE
VAPOURS
IONISING
GRAZES
SPURTS
BLOWS,
HEIGHT
GASES/
FUMES
NOISE
FALLS
PARTS OF BODY AT
RISK
CRANIUM X X
EARS X X
EYES X X X X
RESPIRATORY TRACT X X X X
FACE X X X X
WHOLE HEAD X X
HANDS X X X X X X X X
ARMS (Parts) X X X
NCC Received
FEET X X X X X
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LEGS (Parts) X X X X X X
SKIN X X X X X X X X X
TRUNK/ABDOMEN X X X X X
WHOLE BODY X X X X X X
OTHER FACTORS WHICH MAY BE RELEVANT IN SELECTION/USE OF PPE

IS A COMBINATION OF PPE (IF APPROPRIATE) A FACTOR? YES/NO
IS PHYSICAL EFFORT A FACTOR IN CHOICE OF PPE? YES/NO
ANY OTHER FACTORS IN CHOICE OF PPE? (SPECIFY) YES/NO
IS VISIBILITY A FACTOR IN CHOICE OF PPE? YES/NO
IS COMMUNICATION A FACTOR IN CHOICE OF PPE? YES/NO
PPE TO MINIMISE THE RISKS IDENTIFIED INCLUDES:
MANDATORY: TASK SPECIFIC:

SAFETY HELMET, SAFETY BOOTS, LIGHT EYE ORI-NASAL MASKS (WITH APPROPRIATE FILTER), DUST
PROTECTION, GLOVES (GENERAL USE, eg RIGGERS), MASK, VISOR (TINTED OR NON-TINTED), GLOVES (TASK
HI-VIS CLOTHING (VEST OR JACKET), WET WEATHER SPECIFIC eg BURNERS GAUNTLETS),
GEAR HARNESS/LANYARD (OR OTHER FALL ARREST
SYSTEM), FR GRADE OVERALLS, DISPOSABLE
OVERALLS
THIS ASSESSMENT TAKES INTO ACCOUNT GENERAL DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES – ADDITIONAL/DIFFERENT PPE
REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF PROCESSES OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THIS ASSESSMENT WILL BE DETAILED IN THE
RELATED METHOD STATEMENT AS A SEPARATE ISSUE
IMPORTANT NOTE: PPE IS USED AS THE LAST OPTION OF PROTECTION - NOT THE FIRST. WHEREVER
REASONABLY PRACTICABLE, METHODOLOGY IS SELECTED TO ISOLATE PERSONNEL FROM THE HAZARD AND
RELATED RISK
Assessment by: V W Watson December 2014
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Client: MS Title:
COSHH Products (Operational Substances)
COSHH products on demolition Sites fall into three categories:
i) Products brought onto site for use by Company personnel
ii) Substances generated as a result of Company processes, eg dust, metal fume
iii) Substances present on site left as contamination/residue resulting from Client processes previous to demolition
activities commencing
Categories i) and ii)
COSHH Assessments are carried out by utilisation of Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) or information provided
by other third parties and review of actual usage/generation on sites by Company personnel.
Providing the control measures listed in the appropriate COSHH Assessment are adhered to, it is considered that
the risk from products is as low as is reasonably practicable.
The assessments are reviewed on an annual basis, as part of the Safety, Health and Environmental process, or
sooner if considered necessary/conditions dictate.
Category iii)
Information is provided by the Client, generally Materials Safety Data Sheets, this will be assessed and appropriate
control measures, dependent upon the hazards presented by the substance(s), will be implemented. These control
measures may include, but not be limited to, selection of methodology, use of personal protective equipment (PPE),
disposal of waste.
In the event of a range of substances spread throughout the Site, a site-wide COSHH Assessment will be carried
out.
MSDS will be obtained, either from the Client or other source(s), and details recorded of location(s) of the
substances, Risk and Safety Phrases and brief details of control measures. Details of this information will be
recorded onto a COSHH Assessment (Site Wide).
Upon completion of information input, the QHSE Advisor or other competent person will carry out a review of the
site-wide assessment to establish suitable methodologies and/or control measures commensurate with the risks
NCC Received
the substances present..
Selection of Methodology, PPE and control measures take cognisance of the hazards presented by such
substances. Selection is made so as to minimise risks to all personnel who may be affected by our works to a level
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that is as low as is reasonably practicable.
COSHH Assessment Reference Identified Risks
C01 Oxygen
C02 Propane
C03 Metal Fumes
C04 Dust
C05 Concrete Dust
C06 Gas Oil (Derv)
C07 Mineral Oil
C08 Mineral Wool Insulation
C09 Pigeon Excrement
C10 Acetylene (Dissolved)
C11 Pine Disinfectant
C12 Hygiene Cleaning Fluid (Bleach)
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SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
REF. (AND / OR TRADE NAME) +
[MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER]
C01 OXYGEN Compressed gas oxidant. Strongly supports combustion.

May react violently with combustible materials. Incomplete
combustion may form carbon monoxide.
USAGE OF Processing of steelwork PERSONS Burners/Welders

PRODUCT Welding AT RISK Operatives in vicinity
RISKS
(FLAMMABILITY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL)
Flammability: Fire Fighting Procedures:

Non flammable Suitable extinguishing media:
All known extinguishers can be used
Specific Hazards:
Supports combustion. Non flammable. Exposure to fire may cause
Environmental: containers to rupture/explode. Inform Fire Brigade.
No ecological damage caused by this product. Specific Methods:
To atmosphere in a well ventilated place. If possible stop flow of product. Move container away or cool with
Do not discharge into any place where its accumulation could be water from a protected position.
dangerous. Special Protective Equipment for Fire Fighting:
None.
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Health Effects: First Aid Measures:
On Eyes: Inhalation: Keep victim warm and rested. Call a doctor.
On Skin: Apply artificial respiration if breathing has stopped.
By Inhalation: Continuous inhalation of concentrations higher than Skin Contact:
75% may cause nausea, dizziness, respiratory Eye Contact:
difficulty and convulsion. Ingestion: Ingestion is not considered a possible route of
By Ingestion: exposure.
CONTROL MEASURES
(TO ENSURE RISKS ARE AS LOW AS REASONABLY PRACTICAL)
Elimination: Substitution:
This product is required to carry out the task None available
Engineering: (including handling and storage) Personal Protection:

Use no oil or grease. Open valve slowly to avoid pressure shock. Ensure operators understand the hazard of oxygen enrichment. Do
Segregate from flammable gases and other flammable materials in not smoke while handling the product. Wear suitable hand, body and
store. Suck back of water into container must be prevented. Do not head protection. Wear Goggles with suitable filter lenses when use
allow back-feed into the container. Use only specified equipment is cutting/welding. Avoid oxygen (>21%) atmospheres. Ensure
which is suitable for this product, its supply pressure and adequate ventilation. Clothing impregnated with oxygen should be
temperature. Keep away from ignition sources (including static ventilated by walking in fresh open air for 2 minutes.
discharges). Store cylinders upright in open air. Keep container
below 50°C in a well ventilated place. Do not use oxygen as a
substitute for air, nitrogen or any other gas. Always leak check
cylinders when first collected, delivered or used, using an approved
leak detection fluid.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C02 PROPANE Liquefied gas under pressure, extremely flammable, may

contain small concentrations of 1,3 butadiene, which may
cause cancer by inhalation.
USAGE OF Processing of Steelwork PERSONS Burners

PRODUCT AT RISK Operatives in vicinity
RISKS

Extremely flammable Suitable extinguishing media:
Specific Hazards:
Exposure to fire may cause containers to rupture/explode. Inform
Environmental: Fire Brigade.
Ensure operators understand the flammability hazard. Hazardous Combustion Products
The hazard of asphyxiation is often overlooked and must be Incomplete combustion may form carbon monoxide.
stressed during operator training. Specific Methods:
Always leak check cylinders when first collected, delivered or used, If possible stop flow of product. Move container away or cool with
using an approved leak detection fluid. water from a protected position. Do not extinguish a leaking gas
flame unless absolutely necessary. Spontaneous/explosive re-
NCC Received
ignition may occur. Extinguish any other fire.
Special Protective Equipment for Fire Fighting:
In confined spaces use self-contained breathing apparatus.
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On Eyes: Contact with the liquid may cause cold burns Inhalation: Keep victim warm and rested. Call a doctor.
and/or frostbite Apply artificial respiration if breathing has stopped.
On Skin: Skin Contact: For liquid spillage – flush with water for at least 15
By Inhalation: Toxic by inhalation. In high concentrations may minutes. Apply a sterile dressing and seek
cause asphyxiation and death. Symptoms may medical advice as soon as possible.
include loss of mobility/consciousness. Victim may Eye Contact: As Skin Contact
not be aware of asphyxiation. In low Ingestion: Ingestion is not considered a possible route of
concentrations may cause narcotic effects. exposure.
Symptoms may include dizziness, headache,
nausea and loss of co-ordination. Remove victim
to uncontaminated area wearing self-contained
breathing apparatus.
By Ingestion: Ingestion is not considered a possible route of
exposure.
CONTROL MEASURES

Ensure equipment is adequately earthed. Suck back of water into Ensure adequate ventilation.
container must be prevented. Purge air from system before Do not smoke while handling product.
introducing gas. Do not allow back-feed into the container. Cylinder Keep self-contained breathing apparatus readily available for
sizes A, B, D and E should remain upright at all times. Use only emergency use
specified equipment which is suitable for this product, its supply
pressure and temperature. Keep away from ignition sources
(including static discharges). Store cylinders upright in open air.
Segregate from acetylene, oxidant gases and other oxidant material
in store. Keep container below 50°C in a well ventilated place.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C03 METAL FUMES Hazard by Inhalation of the fumes
USAGE OF The product is generated as PERSONS Burning operative

PRODUCT a result of the burning AT RISK Operatives in vicinity
process
RISKS

Non flammable Not applicable
Environmental:
A variety of cutting operations in the scrap industry have been
subject to environmental monitoring under the auspices of the
British Scrap Federation. In the open air, levels of combustion are
usually below the Occupational Exposure limit but the same
monitoring also revealed that personnel exposure can be between 3
and 50mg/m3. There is a wide difference due to numerous variables
NCC Received
including the stature of the operative, weather conditions, surface
treatment and coatings. Furthermore, the exact composition of
metals to be cut is seldom precisely known. A Local Exhaust
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Ventilation [LEV] system, specifically designed in respect of
individual situations, will be installed if appropriate. However, the
nature of most demolition work usually renders this impractical.

On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Remove patient from exposure to fresh air
On Skin: Skin Contact:
By Inhalation: Inhalation of the fumes can cause irritation of the Eye Contact:
respiratory tract, typical symptoms being a dry Ingestion:
throat; coughing; tightness of the chest; and Pressure Injection:
difficulty in breathing. If these fumes are inhaled
or swallowed, they can lead to systemic poisoning.
By Ingestion:
Chronic: The freshly formed metallic oxide fumes of certain
metals, e.g. copper and zinc (galvanized coating),
can lead to a short-term flu-like illness known as
‘metal fume fever’ or ‘Galvo Flu’. This, however,
rarely leads to serious complications
CONTROL MEASURES
Where possible, cold cut using mechanical methods Not applicable
Engineering: Personal Protection:

The hot cutting operation involves the removal of parental metal. As a mandatory precaution, all operatives will be issued with, and
The fumes generated will consist of the combustion gases, which instructed to use, full Respiratory Protective Equipment [RPE]. The
are mainly carbon dioxide and oxides of nitrogen, along with Company will nominate a responsible person who will carry out
particulate fume which will contain substances derived from the periodic inspections of the RPE. Site management and the
parent metal and any surface treatment or coating such as subordinate line management are instructed to bring any heavily
electroplating, oil or paint. Depending on the metal being cut, other coated or ‘suspect’ material to the attention of the Senior
potentially more hazardous fumes can be produced such as Management.
hexavalent chromium nickel and cadmium.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C04 DUST Hazard by Inhalation
USAGE OF This product is generated as PERSONS Operatives

PRODUCT a result of demolition AT RISK Others in vicinity
processes
RISKS

Not applicable Not applicable
Environmental:
Dust (various )is collected, where possible, in a controlled manner
i.e. wet sweeping, bagged and disposed of as solid waste.
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On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Remove to fresh air
On Skin: Skin Contact: Remove contaminated clothing, wash with
By Inhalation: Can cause wheezing, bronchitis and other soap and water
respiratory disorders Eye Contact: Irrigate with eye wash solution or clean
By Ingestion: water, holding the eyelids apart. Continue
Chronic: Dust associated with MEL’s can cause cancers. irrigation for at least 10 minutes
Other: Ingestion: Wash out mouth with water and give to drink
CONTROL MEASURES
The use of local exhaust ventilation and containment will be
considered but this is generally not practical due to the nature of the Not applicable
Company’s work.

Dust is a generic term for solid particulate matter, composed from OES for dust may be exceeded. Inhalation is controlled by the
various other substances. Dust particles vary in size. Shape and correct selection of respiratory protection i.e. disposable respirator.
colour. Eye contact is controlled by the wearing of dust-proof goggles.
When handling the substancecontact is controlled by wearing
approved PVC lightweight gauntlet gloves.
Suitable eye irrigation solutions should be made available on
workstations.
Simple health surveillance is required. Simple visual examination of
employees hands, by supervisory personnel on a biannual basis.
Discoloration, dryness or other signs of skin deterioration will require
medical attention.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C05 CONCRETE DUST Hazard by Inhalation
USAGE OF This product is generated as PERSONS Operatives

PRODUCT a result of demolition AT RISK Others in vicinity
processes
RISKS

Not applicable Not applicable
Environmental:
Dust levels during demolition works are to be kept to a minimum by
careful selection of demolition methods. The short term generation
of high dust levels during activities such as felling etc. are very
difficult to reduce. The long term generation of Concrete Dust from
processing and handling are to be reduced by the use of water
sprays.
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On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Remove to fresh air
On Skin: Can cause irritation Skin Contact: Remove contaminated clothing, wash with soap
By Inhalation: Can cause wheezing, bronchitis and other and water
respiratory disorders Eye Contact: Irrigate with eye wash solution or clean
Chronic: irrigation for at least 10 minutes. If irritation
Other: persist, seek medical advice
Ingestion: Give plenty of water or milk to drink
CONTROL MEASURES
The use of local exhaust ventilation and containment will be Not applicable
considered but this is generally not practical due to the nature of the
Company’s work.

The Concrete Dust contains portland cement and mineral Where the generation of Concrete Dust is not controlled to below
aggregate. Portland cement contains calcium silicates, aluminates, acceptable levels, suitable RPE will be used. This will normally be
ferro aluminates and sulphates. Small amounts of lime and disposable paper respirators, but where it is suspected that these
chlorides are also present together with trace amounts of chromium are not adequate, air samples may be taken.
compounds. Mineral aggregates contain silica and quartz dust. The main source of exposure to Concrete Dust will be during the
Concrete Dust will take the form of grey particles. demolition of reinforced concrete buildings and structures and
during the processing and handling of the resultant arisings.
The main hazard of Concrete Dust is the silica material which
causes silicosis. Once cured, the portland cement does not present
any significant hazards, other than those of a nuisance dust.
Simple health surveillance is required. Simple visual examination of
employees hands, by supervisory personnel on a biannual basis.
Discoloration, dryness or other signs of skin deterioration will require
medical attention.
Client: MS Title:
REF. SUBSTANCE HAZARDS

(AND / OR TRADE NAME) +
C06 GAS OIL (DERV) Hazard by Inhalation and contact with eyes and skin
USAGE OF Fuel for plant/vehicles PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT AT RISK
RISKS

Extremely Flammable Extinguish with dry powder, foam or water fog. For small fires use
CO².
Never use water jets
Environmental:
Contain spillage, dilute with copious amounts of water and flush to
drain over a long period.
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On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Remove patient from exposure into fresh air
On Skin: Prolonged and repeated skin contact could lead to Skin Contact: Wash affected areas with soap and tepid
dermatitis and possible long term risk of skin water. If irritation persists, seek medical
cancer. advice
By Inhalation: Eye Contact: Irrigate with eye wash solution or clean
Chronic: irrigation for at least 20 minutes
Other: Ingestion: Wash out mouth with water; drink plenty of
milk; do not induce vomiting
CONTROL MEASURES
This product is required to carry out the task. None available

Storage should be in open air or well ventilated areas free from When handling, avoid skin & eye contact and inhalation of fumes.
sources of heat. Employees will be issued with suitable gloves, eye protection and
Gas Oil (Derv) should be stored in a secure container with screwed protective clothing.
cap to prevent leakage. The chief source of exposure of Operatives to Gas Oil (Derv) is
Ensure adequate ventilation. Protect from heat, light and during routine servicing and re-fuelling of construction plant,
contamination. machinery and vehicles. The main hazard to employees is by skin
Gas Oils are a complex mixture of Distillate Hydrocarbons or eye contact and in extreme circumstances by ingestion due to
containing aromatics and additives commensurate with their leaks or spillage. Spillage absorbed by sawdust, rags or cotton
required properties, forming a flammable clear or red liquid with a waste etc. constitutes to a considerable fire risk thus creating a
characteristic Hydrocarbon odour. further hazard to all Operatives.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
(AND / OR TRADE NAME) +
REF [MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER]
C07 MINERAL OIL Hazardous by all routes of exposure, especially skin or eye
contact
USAGE OF Lubricating plant/equipment PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT AT RISK
RISKS

Extremely Flammable Extinguish with foam, dry powder, CO²
Never use water
Environmental:
This Assessment must be read and understood by all dismantling
Operatives, Plant Fitters and other persons involved in dismantling
of industrial plant and equipment. In case of spillage, contain spill at
source and prevent discharges to sewers and streams.
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On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Avoid excessive inhalation. Remove patient
On Skin: Contact may lead to de-fatting of the skin, into fresh air
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dermatitis, oil acne and warty (cancerous growths). Skin Contact: Any cuts, scratches etc. should be promptly
Prolonged and repeated skin contact with used treated. Wash affected skin areas with
oils should be avoided. cleansers provided followed by soap and
By Inhalation: water.
By Ingestion: Eye Contact: Irrigate immediately with copious quantities
Chronic: Potential Carcinogenic of clean water for 5 minutes. Obtain
medical attention if irritation persists.
Ingestion: Seek medical advice
CONTROL MEASURES

The dismantling of industrial plant and equipment together with the The main hazard to employees is by skin contact with these oils
re-fuelling and routine servicing of construction plant and vehicles usually due to leakage or spillage. During normal handling, the
often exposes the personnel concerned to mineral type oils and priority action is to minimise the possibility of spillage by the use of
greases. suitable containers such as jugs or cans. To reduce chance of
Wherever possible, oil is to be handled in suitable containers and is contact, impervious gloves, overalls and eye shields may be used.
to be drained out of sumps and tanks before these are dismantled or Before protective equipment is worn, it should be checked to see it
handled. is clean and uncontaminated. If clothing becomes soaked in oil, it
should be removed as soon as possible. Any contaminated skin
should be washed with the skin cleansers provided followed by soap
and water. SOLVENTS MUST NOT BE USED. Any contaminated
material or tools should not be placed in overall pockets, due to the
risks of oil soaking through the inside (where it may not be noticed)
and leading to the potential risk of scrotal cancer.
The chief sources of exposure of Operatives and Fitters to mineral
based oils and greases are during the re-fuelling and servicing of
construction plant and vehicles and the handling of contaminated
process plant and equipment in the course of the dismantling work
undertaken with the occasional exposure to oil fumes when hot
cutting work is undertaken on ‘dirty’ metal.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C08 MINERAL WOOL INSULATION Irritant – may cause skin irritation. High dust levels may
irritate the throat and eyes
USAGE OF This product is exposed PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT during demolition activities AT RISK
RISKS

Non-combustible Suitable extinguishing media:
Environmental:
Water, foam, dry powder, CO²
No special precautions. Not classified as special waste, and may be
disposed in normal waste landfill. Inert inorganic product with very
small organic content <5.5%. If disposed in landfill it will gradually
decompose and revert to nature inorganic granules or dust with non
known gages, but do not constitute a hazard in normal ventilated
area.
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On Eyes: Irritation to eyes Inhalation: Move person to fresh air
On Skin: May cause temporary (but reversible) skin Skin Contact: If irritation occurs wash skin with soap and
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irritation by mechanical action. water
By Inhalation: Can cause wheezing, bronchitis and other Eye Contact: If irritation occurs wash eyes with water
respiratory disorders Ingestion: Drink plenty of water if accidentally ingested
By Ingestion:
Chronic: Dust associated with MEL’s can cause cancers.
Other: On the basis of the evidence of exposure which
occurred over 30 years ago, the international
Agency for Research into Cancer has classified
man made mineral fibre as 'possibly
carcinogenic'.
CONTROL MEASURES
Not possible – result of demolition process Not applicable

Rockwool products are light brown insulation's which are chemically Cutting and handling may create dust. High dust levels may irritate
composed of mineral wool bonded with 0.3 - 3.3% resin and 0.2% the throat or eyes. The resin poses no known hazard in its cured
mineral oil - dust suppressant/water repellent. Its melting point is in state.
excess of 1000oC and it is insoluble in water. Avoid unnecessary handling of unwrapped product. Ensure
adequate ventilation of workspaces. Keep work areas clean. Use
water sprays to dampen area prior to brushing, or use vacuum
cleaning.
Wear suitable protective clothing and gloves.
Respiratory protection: In confined spaces it is recommended that
disposable face masks complying with EN149 FFP1 or FFP2 should
be used and are suitable for most applications to improve
discomfort.
Hand protection: Cloth, leather or rubber gloves can be worn to
reduce any mechanical irritation affects which may occur.
Eye protection: When working with product above head height, eye
protections to BS EN 166 is advised.
Skin protection: Loose fitting clothing is advised.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C09 PIGEON EXCREMENT Apart from the obvious, it depends on what the birds have
been feeding on (grit from buildings, grain from crops etc.)
USAGE OF A contact as a result of the PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT process AT RISK
RISKS

Non-flammable Not applicable
Environmental:
Dispose of to suitable facility
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On Eyes: Irritant Inhalation:
On Skin: Irritant Skin Contact: Wash affected skin area with cleansers
By Inhalation: } See below provided followed by soap and water.
By Ingestion: } See below Eye Contact: Irrigate immediately with copious amounts of
Chronic: clean water for 5 minutes. Obtain medical
Other: The chief sources of exposure of Operatives and attention if irritation persists.
Fitters to Pigeon Excrement is contracting Ingestion: Seek medical advice
Farmers Lung, which is an Asthma like illness;
Salmonella, which leads to food poisoning and
possible dermatitis, skin problems.
CONTROL MEASURES
Not possible – result of demolition process Not applicable

Employees are expected to maintain a high standard of personal
hygiene at all times, but especially before eating, drinking, smoking,
using the toilet or leaving work.
Taking into account the possible covering of dust, plaster etc, it is
unlikely to be neat.
Wear a facemask to FFP3 standard; either one of the following:
 One shift disposable
 Half face mask with a P3 disposable filter
Wear for one shift, disposable coveralls - some are washable for a
number of times.
Practice good hygiene and shower after every shift of work.
Do not eat, drink or smoke while in this environment.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C10 ACETYLENE (DISSOLVED) Incomplete combustion may form carbon monoxide
USAGE OF Burning PERSONS Burners/Welders

PRODUCT Welding AT RISK Operatives in vicinity
RISKS
Flammability:
Extremely flammable Fire Fighting Procedures:
Suitable extinguishing media:
Specific Hazards:
Environmental: Exposure to fire may cause containers to rupture/explode.
Try to stop release Specific Methods:
Ventilate area to clean up If possible stop flow of product.
Move container away or cool with water from a protected position.
Do not extinguish a leaking gas flame unless absolutely necessary.
Spontaneous/explosive re-ignition may occur.
Extinguish any other fire.
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Special Protective Equipment for Fire Fighting:
In confined spaces use self-contained breathing apparatus.
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On Eyes: Inhalation: Keep victim warm and rested. Call a doctor.
On Skin: Apply artificial respiration if breathing has stopped.
By Inhalation: In high concentrations may cause asphyxiation. Phosphine is a common contaminant of acetylene
Symptoms may include loss of produced from calcium carbide and water, and its
mobility/consciousness. presence should be considered if symptoms of
Victim may not be aware of asphyxiation. irritation develop during acetylene inhalation.
In low concentrations may cause narcotic effects. Skin Contact:
Symptoms may include dizziness, headache, Eye Contact:
nausea and loss of co-ordination. Ingestion: Ingestion is not considered a possible route of
Remove victim to uncontaminated area wearing exposure.
self-contained breathing apparatus.
By Ingestion: Ingestion is not considered a possible route of
exposure.
CONTROL MEASURES

Ensure equipment is adequately earthed. Ensure adequate ventilation.
Avoid contact with pure copper, mercury, silver, bras with greater Wear suitable hand, body and head protection.
than 70% copper. Wear goggles with suitable filter lenses when used in
Suck back of water into container must be prevented. cutting/welding.
Purge air from system before introducing gas. Do not smoke while handling product.
Do not allow back-feed into the container.
Use only specified equipment which is suitable for this product, its
supply pressure and temperature.
Keep away from ignition sources (including static charges).
Segregate from oxidant gases and other oxidant material in store.
Refer to supplier’s container handling instructions.
Keep container below 50°C in a well ventilated place.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C11 PINE DISINFECTANT FLUID Non-Hazardous
USAGE OF It is a general purpose PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT cleaner for disinfecting AT RISK
floors, walls, toilets, drains
and sinks.
RISKS

Non-flammable Not applicable
Environmental:
Contain spillage, dilute with water flush to drain over long period
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On Eyes: Contact with eyes could cause some discomfort Inhalation:
On Skin: Possible allergic skin reactions as a result of Skin Contact: Wash thoroughly with clean water. If
prolonged contact soreness persists seek medical attention.
By Inhalation: Can cause wheezing, bronchitis and other Eye Contact: Wash thoroughly with clean water and seek
respiratory disorders medical advice
By Ingestion: Ingestion could cause some discomfort Ingestion: Give plenty of milk or water to drink. Seek medical
Chronic: advice if discomfort persists.
Other:
CONTROL MEASURES
This product is required to carry out the task Not applicable

A clear liquid of various colours with a sweet pine fragrance. Employees will be informed of the no-hazardous quality of the
Pine Disinfectant Fluid discolours material therefore care must be substance, but that care should still be taken to avoid contact with
taken to avoid spillages and contact with clothing. the eyes. It is therefore important to use safety equipment supplied
by the company.
Wear protective gloves if prolonged contact is likely.
Client: MS Title:
SUBSTANCE HAZARDS
C12 HYGIENE CLEANING FLUID (BLEACH) Hazardous by all routes of exposure especially skin or eye
contact
USAGE OF Cleaning (site cabins etc.) PERSONS Operative

PRODUCT AT RISK
RISKS

Extremely flammable Suitable extinguishing media:
Water – if large amounts (chlorine will be liberated)

BA in confined spaces
Environmental:
Contain spillage, dilute with copious amounts of water and flush to
drain over a long period. Chlorine will be liberated.
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On Eyes: Irritates the eyes causing them to become watery Inhalation: Remove patient from exposure into fresh air
On Skin: Risk of irritation Skin Contact: Wash affected areas with soap and tepid
By Inhalation: Irritates the respiratory system causing shortage of water. If irritation persists, seek medical
breath and wheezing advice
By Ingestion: As an injurious substance, can cause internal Eye Contact: Irrigate with eye wash solution or clean
damage and poisoning which can be fatal water, holding the eyelids apart. Continue
Chronic: Can be fatal if swallowed irrigation for at least 20 minutes
Ingestion: Wash out mouth with water and give water;
drink plenty of milk; do not induce vomiting
CONTROL MEASURES
This product is required to carry out the task Use a product with as low a concentration as possible

The chief source of exposure of operatives to bleach is during To control the risk of exposure of persons to sodium hypo chloride
routine cleaning of toilets/kitchen areas etc. the substance must only be used in well-ventilated locations. The
Bleach is a corrosive substance and, if in contact with acids, Company will issue operatives with/advise them to wear PVC
liberates toxic gas. gloves, protective clothing and suitable eye protection.
Bleach is composed of Sodium Hypo Chloride Solution (15%). It is Contaminated gloves must be washed in tepid water after contact
a translucent greenish yellow liquid with a feint chlorine odour. with sodium hypo chloride. Personal hygiene is paramount. Smoking
and eating is prohibited in areas where sodium hypo chloride is
known to be present. Operatives will be informed of the hazards
associated with Hygiene Cleaning Fluid.
Health and Safety
Executive
Notification of asbestos work
To improve the management of licensed asbestos work through auditing by the asbestos
industry, HSE may share limited data provided on the ASB5 form with trade associations
and relevant bodies. The data shared will be limited to: name of licensee, licence expiry
date, site location, dates of work, nature of work.
Notification No F88843BAFD Date Submitted 29/04/2016 11:54:23
Notification type This is a NEW notification
About you and your licence

Licence number 841600127 Licence expiry date 13/07/2016
Licence holder name KAEFER LTD
Address 63
Portland Street
Mansfield Woodhouse
MANSFIELD
Nottinghamshire
NG19 8BE
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Phone no 01623 781200
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Email Address dione.busby@kaefercd.co.uk
Job details
Name of company Total Reclaims Demolition LTD
contracted to
Phone number of
company contracted 01159 632009
to
Contact name at
company contracted Mr Melvyn Cross
to
Site address The Wainwright Academy
Harrop White Road
MANSFIELD
Nottinghamshire
NG19 6TF
Multiple site No, there are not multiple site addresses
addresses
In which local
authority is the site
address (Country, England, Nottinghamshire, Mansfield
Geographical Area
and Local Authority)?
Exact work location
or description of
where on the Nursery Block and Main School
premises work is to
be carried out
Person preparing Mr Andrew Westran Mobile phone 07974 926 804
plan of work Mr Andrew Westran Mobile phone 07974 926 804
Site Supervisor Mr Andrew Westran Mobile phone 07974 926 804
Timing and duration of work

Actual start date of 16/05/2016 Expected finish date 13/07/2016
set up on site of work
Waiver required? No, this notification does not require a waiver
Duration of work (no 43 Job start and finish 8:00 - 15:00 (Friday 8:00
of days) times - 13:00)
Night working No, night working is not Weekend working No, weekend working is
involved not involved
Significant cessation / No, there will not be a significant cessation or pause during the work
pause
About the work

ACM Type Asbestos insulating board
Work to be Removal
undertaken
General condition of Good
the asbestos material
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Main type of asbestos ChrysotileAmosite
Details of the type of
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work to be Removal of AIB to Columns, Window Panels and Debris to Walls. Good
undertaken, general Condition. Amosite.
condition and main
type of asbestos
Size of job (area or 310Lm and 280m2
volume)
Minimum number of Maximum number of
persons employed 4 persons employed 6
per shift per shift
Control measures and risks

Control measures Shadow vacuumingDecontaminationEnclosure of work under negative
used to reduce pressureIntact removal of whole AIB panels /tiles etcRPE
exposure
How the work will be
supervised and Using viewing panelsVia CCTVUsing enclosure entry
monitored
Non-asbestos risks No, there are no non asbestos risks that make the asbestos work more
difficult
Special premises No, the asbestos removal is not taking place on special premises
Enforcing authority
The enforcing authority is - HSE
Notifier contact details and declaration
Declaration I declare that an ACoP compliant plan of work has been prepared
Notifier name Mr Andrew Westran Notifier position Supervisor
NCC Received
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PROJECT ID 402 PROJECT TITLE DATE
PREPARED BY: Joe Childs

RISK ASSESSMENTS
The risk assessments have been carried out in accordance with the Management of Health and Safety at Work
Regulations 1999 (Specifically Regulation 3 – Risk Assessment).
The ethos of our risk assessment and generation of safe systems of work is to apply the principles of prevention, as
detailed within the Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999, Regulation 4 and Schedule 1, and the
Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015 Appendix 1.
The first, and most effective, principle of prevention is to avoid the risk by selection of alternative methods.
This is taken into account when carrying out the risk assessments, selecting appropriate methodologies and
generating the safe system of work.
The risk assessments are supplemented by assessments required by other regulations, these include COSHH, manual
handling and personal protective equipment (PPE)
To enable prioritisation the ratings are numeric – the Risk Rating & Category Matrix identifies the scoring
criteria/definitions and the risk hierarchy
Risk Rating & Category Matrix
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ACTIVITY
PERSONS AT
HAZARD INITIAL RISK
MITIGATION APPROACH AND
RESIDUAL RISK
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ID RISK CONTROL MEASURES
S L RR S L
Falls from height;
Falls of materials; No access onto any roof is permitted
Removal of TRD OPS; PC Falls of equipment or throughout this project - if you leave a safe
001 materials from OPS; GENERAL tools 3 4 12 work platform and enter onto a roof you 4 1
height PUBLIC Ejection of broken will be instantly dismissed for gross
out arisings – injury misconduct
to others
Page 1 Form 7.2D.03 - RISK ASSESSMENT

Engage specialist contractor to erect full

height scaffold with working lift at eaves
and edge protection to gables; Inspect
debris netting to ensure adequately
enclosing the working lift; Assess weather
Falls from height; conditions - do not permit access if high
Falls of materials; winds or icy conditions; Obtain hand-over
Removal of TRD OPS; PC Falls of equipment or certificate (issue to PC) and ensure scaf-tag
001 materials from OPS; GENERAL tools 3 4 12 completed and displayed; Specialist 2 2
height PUBLIC Ejection of broken contractor to inspect scaffold weekly and
out arisings – injury carry out ALL alterations/reductions.
to others Operatives to use two no. roof ladders for
roof covering extraction works and affix
safety harness to one. Erect exclusion zone
to base of working zone and position
banksmen as required to further control
area
Possible causes of noise in area: Plant operation
– demolition activities.
Plant operation – breaking out; Hand demolition
operations - breaking out;
Delivery vehicles. Soft stripping activities.
TRD supervisor to be issued with 'traffic light'
necklace monitors - to establish controlled
hearing protection zones when 'red' notification
flashes - where these are not available 20m
hearing protection zone to be installed as a
mandatory control around all plant working
zones; Ensure only essential workers are within
the hearing protection zones. Post mandatory
hearing signage at approach points and provide
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appropriate hearing protection which relates to
the risk.
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Site works have been assessed based on the
exposure limit and action values published in the
Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.
(1) The lower exposure action values are—
(a) a daily or weekly personal noise exposure of
Working in 80 dB (A-weighted); and
TRD OPS Noise exposure; (b) a peak sound pressure of 135 dB (C-weighted).
002 Noisy 4 4 8 2 2
PC OPS Hearing loss; (2) The upper exposure action values are—
environment
85 dB (A-weighted); and
(b) a peak sound pressure of 137 dB (C-weighted).
(3) The exposure limit values are—
87 dB (A-weighted); and
(b) a peak sound pressure of 140 dB (C-weighted).
Noise levels are based upon BS 5228-1:2009
Tables D.2 Historic sound level data on
demolition, D.3 Historic sound level data on site
preparation, D6 Historic sound level data on
concreting operations and D7 Historic sound
level data on general site activities.
Times are based on average times for the activity
on SiteTask 1 – Breaking out (D.2 Ref 10)
Task 2 – Excavator (D.3 – Ref 40) Task 3 –
Compressor (D.7 – Ref 27) Task 4 – Hand
held petrol driven disc cutter (D.6 – 53)
As the exposure limit is a daily limit and may
vary, it is deemed that the weekly personal
exposure will not exceed the lower exposure
action value.

Ensure all tools & equipment are suitable for

task, and these tools are put away when not
in use to avoid tripping.
Slippy floor conditions. Leads & hoses kept tidy & away from
TRD OPS Uneven ground. walkways. Walkways should be a suitable
003 Slips, trips & falls
Tripping hazards.
3 4 12 width for access/egress.
1 2
PC OPS
Untidy work areas. Ensure that debris does not build up in areas
where personnel may fall.
Clear any spillages immediately with correct
signage used.
Before work: Obtain manufacturers

vibration levels & safe work timescale info &
insert to TRD permit. Supervisor to ensure
operatives fully trained and equipment in
working order.
Working with
Noise. Noise Zone: Supervisor to establish noise
pneumatic
004
breaker (Jack
TRD OPS Eye injuries. 4 4 16 zone around the area & post notices to warn 2 2
Hand/arm vibrations. others.
Hammer)
Safe Working: Rotation of work force to
ensure no one person exceeds the
manufacturer advised safe working period
on the breaker. Operatives should wear
correct P.P.E. at all times.
Pre-work: Ensure operatives are suitably

trained to handle equipment; with necessary
tool box talk to identify hazards & work tasks.
Correct PPE should be worn.
Inspect tools and ensure inspection certs are
available.
Strained muscles &
Ensure area is clean and that clear access is
torn ligaments.
available.
Safe use of hand Cuts, burns &
005
tools
TRD OPS
abrasions.
3 2 6 Safe Work: Use tool in strict accordance 1 2
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with training etc, do not use a tool for a
Slips, trips & falls.
purpose which is not meant.
Electrocution
Ensure access & safe work platform are
available.
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Wires/oils/fuels etc to be secured and stored
safely. Power off when not in use.
End of shift: Store each tool correctly, any
damage should be reported.
Before Starting Work: Mechanical handling

devices to be provided; obstacles en-route
removed. Clean up spillages & waste to
prevent risk of slips/trips during transiting of
materials. Manual handling assessment
required to identify injury avoidance
procedures. Operatives should have relevant
manual handling training and appropraite
PPE, whilst being made aware of any
Strained muscles & hazards which may be present.
torn ligaments. Safe Working: Use lifting/movement aids
Cuts, burns & provided or utilise mechanical/crane
abrasions. extraction procedures. Size reduce
006 Manual handling TRD OPS
Slips, trips & falls.
4 4 16 pipe/steelwork to manageable sections.
2 2
Dropped loads. Dual lifting to be utilised taking into account
Hernias & slipped the weight, size and shape of the load. Pack
discs. loads to ensure stability. Personnel must not
exceed their own lifting capacities – DO NOT
TRY TO IMPRESS YOUR COLLEAGUES.
IF YOU CANNOT PUSH OR PULL IT DO
NOT ATTEMPT TO LIFT IT. Ensure the
load is secure prior to lifting it. If any injury
occurs report immediately to the site
supervisor and seek medical attention.
End of Shift: Ensure load is secure prior to
removal from site etc.

Pre-work: Supervisor & machine operator to

carry out walk around survey. Ensure all
attachments required for work are available
and machinery is in good order, inc. lighting
system.
Exclusion Zone: Erect physcial barriers to
Premature collapse of
exclude unauthorised persons. If entry
all/part of structure.
required then do it from open side, wait until
Debris falling onto
operator acknowledges you, lower bucket
machine operator.
and switch engine off before permitting
Debris falling on
Mechanical entry. Appoint banksman to oversee works
007
demolition
TRD OPS others adjacent to site. 4 4 16 outside project boundary to ensure safe
2 3
Debris falling on other
passage of others etc.
operatives on site.
Safe Working:Ensure machine is large
Premature collapse of
enough to carry out works at arms length, if
the scaffold.
not the machine should be able to safely
reach using a raised working platform
(hardcore base). Ensure auto-throttle is
reduced.
Employ banksman always, establish method
statement and communicate to operatives;
supervise during works.
Pre-Work: Ensure Client has cleared all

chemicals from site. Ensure operatives are
aware of hazards of handling hazardous
waste. Ensure suitable PPE worn at all
times, and operatives to wash hands before
eating/drinking/smoking. Confirm with Client
Cuts, grazes &
that any 'live' services in working area have
abrasions.
been identified.
Contact with sharp
Safe Working: Ensure safe system of work
materials.
is in place, operatives should understand this
010 Soft stripping TRD OPS Slips, trips & falls. 4 4 16 and receive toolbox talks on hazardous
2 3
Foot penetration
areas etc. Also place barriers where soft
injuries.
stripping has resulted in a risk of fall etc.
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Contact with chemical
Clear materials from workspace
residue.
progressively.
End of Shift: Remove all tools & inspect for
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damage, remove waste paper from site to
reduce fire risk. If disc cutters/grinders are
used, ensure all operatives are competent
and trained in their use.
Position bowser minimum 10m from

watercourse & use for all re-fuelling
operations. All transactions of fuel will be via
pump transfer with spill kit & drip trays -
gullies to be adequately protected using
absorbent materials. Gloves to be worn at all
times.
Contamination of
Specific area to be designated for re-fueling -
ground, watercourses
sand placed below. Any spillages to be
Maintenance & TRD OPS or drains.
reported directly to supervisor. Fire fighting
011 Refuelling of SUB- Injury to untrained 4 4 16 facilities to be adjacent to fuelling area, all
2 3
Machines CONTRACTOR operatives.
operatives to be made aware of procedures
Fire/Explosion.
& correct usage. These areas to be
Dermatitis.
signposted "FLAME FREE" and "NO
SMOKING"
All operatives to be trained in operation &
maintenance of plant/machinery and hold
current CITB CPCS cards. Weekly
inspection forms to be completed by all
operatives.
Pre-Work:Permit required. Refer to project

specific documents and clarify that no
combustible substances are contained within
- Written confirmation from Client where
necessary.
Ensure gas test/purging of pipework/vessels
Burns to operatives.
is carried out prior to commencement.
Operatives clothing
Inspect currounding vicinity & remove
catching fire.
Oxy/Propane combustible materials where practical. Place
013
cutting
ALL Bottles exploding. 4 4 16 wet material below cutting point when
2 2
Combustible materials
necessary.
or structures catching
Exclusion Zone: Erect physical barriers &
fire.
warning points around hot cutting point.
Safe Working: ALL cutting equipment to be
correctly fitted. Ensure operatives are
competent, trained and supervised during
the task and have completed site safety form
regarding equipment.

Pre-Work: Liase with management to assign

access/egress/pedestrian routes; designated
person should be assigned at this boundary
to direct traffic & pedestrians. All operatives
to familiarise themselves with surrounding
Soft
Passage of environment. Arrange for adequate signage
Strip/Demolition
construction traffic. for pedestrian diversion with regards to
works within
Injury to others within parking restrictions etc.
community
014
college/
ALL the vicinity. 4 4 16 Exclusion Zone: No work is to be carried 1 3
Parked cars within the out outside the designated zone. Ensure
Construction site
vicinity. warning signs erected in prominent locations.
/residential
Interaction with others. Safe Working: Ensure all affected by the
environment
works are informed ASAP. All drivers should
be trained and visiting drivers should be
informed of site traffic rules. Vehicles should
not be overloaded, but loads secured and
sheeted.
Safe Working: Use mechanical means i.e.

bob-cat with bucket attachment to load
materials wherever practicable. Use Goods
lift only for removal of waste to ground level.
Be aware of SWL and do not exceed.
Should manual handling be required
Loading of strip TRD OPS Manual handling. minimum of two persons needed for heavier
017
out arisings PC OPS
4 4 16 2 3
Falls of materials. items, adopt correct handling technique.
Assess each item prior to lift and clear transit
route to ensure safe passage. Complete site
safety form.
Ensure that no time is the bucket overloaded
with materials and ensure that no persons
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enter the loading zone.
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Pre-Work: Site supervisor to carry out
inspection of structures. Create exclusion
zone to ensure minimum personnel within
this area. Erect adequate protection as
Uncontrolled collapse required.
of or damage to Safe Working: Provide safe working
retaining structure. platforms in the form of scaffold towers or
Demolition of
Injury to persons due MEWP at all times. Clear resultant debris as
property adjacent
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structure to
ALL to uncontrolled 4 4 16 soon is reasonably practicable to ensure 2 3
collapse. floors/scaffold are not overloaded. Ensure
remain
Ejection of materials no mechanical demolition or tracking or
causing injury to machinery takes place which may affect the
others. retaining section of property. Site supervisor
to act a banksman during all works adjacent
retained structure.
On Completion: Clear all created arisings
away from the retained structure.
Pre-Work: Supervisor/safety advisor to carry

out site induction highlighting to all persons
the cross over hazards. Ensure all
movements are limited to designated routes
and times only. Ensure all new/delivery
operatives are also advised.
Collisions with Safe Working: Appoint banksman to direct
Construction pedestrians/cyclists. all construction traffic over this point. Site
traffic crossing Debris falling onto traffic to limit speed to 10mph. All
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over pedestrian
ALL
footpath.
4 4 16 movement of materials/debris are to be
1 3
footpath. Damage to checked, covered and secured prior to
paving/roadway. leaving site to ensure skips are not
overloaded etc. Banksman to remove any
debris which may have dropped onto the
footpath and secure the entrance to prevent
trespass by others etc.
End of Shift: Ensure signs and fencing are
checked prior to leaving site.

ALL WORKS TO BE CARRIED OUT IN

LINE WITH HSG189/2
Pre-Work: Advise all persons that
rooftop access is prohibited. Safe work
platforms in form of MEWP to be
employed. Ensure that floors are clear
and any pits/voids are suitably covered.
Correct PPE at all times (Coveralls,
FFP3 face mask etc.)
Exclusion Zone: Erect physical
Falls onto surrounding barriers to prevent entry by
hazards. unauthorised persons. Erect signs.
Removal of
Falls of broken
asbestos cement Safe Working: Wet spray a/c sheets to
sheeting, edging or
sheets from prevent dust/fibre release during
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structure by hand
TRD OPS coping materials. 4 4 16 2 3
Falls of equipment or removal operation; do not over spray
employing MEWP as it creates contaminated waste water.
tools.
scissor lift Take extreme care to remove sheets
Release of asbestos
fibres. whole; if breakages occur, damp down
exposed area with hand held spray unit
to contain fibre release. Hand tools only.
Position MEWP beneath direct working
area – do not lean outside working
platform, reposition as work dictates.
Lower and position sheets directly onto
the MEWP no more than 10 sheets
before unloading. Remove and load
directly to contaminated waste skip for
disposal to licensed landfill site.
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LINE WITH HSG189/2.
Pre-Work: Advise all persons that
rooftop access is prohibited. Safe work
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platforms in form of tower scaffold to be
employed. Ensure that floors are clear
and any pits/voids are suitably covered.
Correct PPE at all times (Coveralls,
FFP3 face mask etc.)
Falls from any height Exclusion Zone: Erect physical
onto surrounding barriers to prevent entry by
hazards. unauthorised persons. Erect signs.
Removal of
Falls of broken Safe Working: Wet spray a/c sheets to
asbestos cement
sheeting, edging or prevent dust/fibre release during
sheets from
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structure by hand
coping materials. 4 4 16 removal operation; do not over spray 2 3
Falls of equipment or as it creates contaminated waste water.
employing tower
tools.
scaffold Take extreme care to remove sheets
Release of asbestos
whole; if breakages occur, damp down
fibres.
exposed area with hand held spray unit
to contain fibre release. Hand tools only.
Position Tower Scaffold beneath direct
working area – do not lean outside
working platform, reposition as work
dictates. Remove and load directly to
contaminated waste skip for disposal to
licensed landfill site.
Pre-Work: Inform all persons and create

exclusion zone down wind. PPE worn at all
times. Ecnlosed areas should be opened to
improve air flow (unless unsafe to do so).
Soft-strip Ensure adequate washing facilities available.
Pigeon carcasses &
operations within Safe Working: If waste build-ups, operatives
faeces - Psittacosis.
structures which to use hand tools and place directly in waste,
032
have been
TRD OPS Slips, trips & falls. 3 3 9 which should be removed from the area
1 3
Enclosed space.
nesting in by progressively. Decontaminate the area using
pigeons spray. Follow strict hygeine procedures.
End of shift: Remove coverall & mask &
dispose of as contaminated. Wet down boots
& gloves and place to one side - wash
hands, face & other exposed areas.

Pre-Work: Create exclusion zone using

Heras type fencing - ensure signage
depicting works & hazards are located at
prominent locations.
Site supervisor to liase with all adjoining
properties and assess any additional
protective requirements, which may be
Demolition of Unauthorised access
needed. Erect suitable protection to prevent
structures by others.
injury to pedestrians etc.
033 adjacent to ALL Injury to others within 4 4 16 Safe Working: Site supervisor to carry out
2 3
occupied the vicinity.
environmental monitoring i.e. dust, noise etc.
premesis Damage to property.
on an ongoing basis. Where necessary
works to be carried out by hand working
methods to prevent damage to other
properties.
End of shift: Inspection all site dencing and
repair defects. Secure & disable any
machinery, secure access points.
Pre-Work: Ensure emergency procedure set

out within the Health & Safety Plan/Method is
available and read by all operatives with a
copy readily available. All personnel should
be aware of emergency route and nearest
Fire; exits, also of the location of the various
Removal of TRD OPS Exposure to areas of works and relay info through Tool
asbestos within PC OPS asbesros fibres; Box talk. Use fire retardant polythene.
040
building during SUB-
4 4 16 Safe Working: Keep transit routes clear and
2 2
soft strip. CONTRACTOR Asbestosis / do not carry out any works adjacent to the
Mesothelioma enclosure. Hot cutting to be carried out
under Permit to Work procedures. Fire
fighting equipment to be on hand during all
works where there is risk of fire.
Do not commence soft-strip operations until
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clearance certificate is received.
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Erect suitable fencing around perimeter of
site and erect signage depicting dangers of
accessing the area.
Erect full height scaffold to all elevations and
returns required to ensure the safety of
others accessing the adjacent
Unauthorised entry
neighbourhood. Erect toe-boards / netting to
onto site.
prevent injury from dropping materials, tools
044 Public Safety ALL Collision. 3 4 12 etc.
2 3
Unauthorised
Ensure inspection to same is carried out on
operation of plant.
a regular basis and any defects repaired.
Ensure all visitors are escorted and do not
deviate from designated routes.
Ensure all plant is isolated and keys
removed at the end of each shift.

Pre-Work: Ensure all locations of drop-

zones are signed and relayed to ALL site
operatives; Prepare drop-zone base with
suitable exclusion zone fencing to segregate
from surrounding area – position debris
netting to same. Allocate control to two
operatives only per drop-zone (if more than
one area is to be used at any one time);
Ensure a direct line of communication is
provided + carry out pre-checks of this
equipment from the highest drop-zone point;
Install (by specialist contractor) edge
protection. Read & understand method
Death / injury – due to
statement.
falls / ejection of
Safe Working: Ensure all safety measures
materials;
are in place; Follow method statement; Two
Drop-zone TRD OPS Manual handling.
045
operations PC OPS Falls from opening.
4 4 16 allocated drop-zone operatives (Work-face 2 4
Controller & Ground Floor controller) to
Dust – respiratory
control ALL operations; carry out continual
issues.
environmental monitoring; Cease works
whenever surrounding/environmental issues
dictate; No hazardous materials to enter the
drop-zone; Ensure all items requiring to
enter the drop-zone have been suitably size
reduced to prevent blockages etc; Cease
works and periodically clear arisings from
ground floor level to prevent a back-log of
arisings.
End of shift: Secure/lock all entry points to
the void and post warning notices advising of
void behind; Clear all combustible materials
from the work area to reduce risk of ignition
issues;
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Pre-Work: Check that the Client is aware of
the operation and the likelihood of risk.
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Ensure that sensitive areas are adequately
protected from the works.
Inhalation by Safe Working: Controls to eliminate or
operatives and others. reduce dust emissions should be in place
Dust created Hazardous to and noted on the Safety Plan or Method
053 during demolition surrounding vicinity & 4 2 8 Statements. Employ localised water sprays 2 2
& loading activities works. to areas where dust emissions are noted and
Damage to eyes. sheeting of loads in transit should be
implemented.
Site supervisor to carry out environmental
monitoring during loading works.
Implement and maintain a safe system of
work at all times.
Pre-Work: Don correct PPE/RPE. Carry out

a thorough visual inspection of the area.
Issue with ‘litter pickers’. Carry out tool box
talk highlighting dangers of injection of toxic
materials/health risks etc. Issue operatives
with Sharp Box to enable safe disposal of
any hypodermic needles etc.
Removal of
Safe Working: Where needles etc. are
sharps,
Skin penetration from uncovered they are to be placed immediately
hypodermic
contact with sharps into the self closing Sharp Box provided. Any
needles;
and needles findings are to be reported to the site
Working within
Infection, disease & supervisor. Ventilate all contaminated areas
057 areas suspected
skin disorders from
3 4 12 prior to commencement and use a safe and
2 3
of contamination,
contact with effective detergent and or disinfectant to
i.e. blood
contamination matter clean down.
products, drug
Waste Disposal: Following successful
related materials.
clearance of all areas the Sharp Bin is to be
returned to site supervisor who will arrange
disposal through the drugs rehab unit.
Supervisor: To carry out final inspection and
ascertain that the area is safe before
allowing normal operations to continue.
Record all collection and disposal of
contaminates for Health & Safety File.

Pre-Work: : Inspect surrounding area to

highlight any uneven ground, pits etc. Place
steel plates over pits capable of sustaining
weight of machinery, men & materials.
Ensure certificate held for MEWP. Erect
exclusion zone around works area and post
warning signs. Don PPE/RPE. Instruct all
operatives on the safe method of works and
alert them within on-site training of any
hazards highlighted within the inspection.
Ensure safe access / egress is available at
roof level – cover roof lights / erect edge
Gaining access to Falls from height.
protection to all elevations required. Ensure
height - Overturning of MEWP.
suitable access point from the MEWP onto
070 employing mobile TRD OPS Falls of 3 3 9 the structure is available which does not put
1 3
elevated working tools/equipment being
operatives at additional risk. Assess weather
platform (MEWP) taken with operatives.
conditions - beware of frost etc.
Safe Working: Load - SWL to be known
and displayed. Calculations of weight of
men / equipment to be carried out to ensure
this is not exceeded.
Ensure only competent operator is engaged
to operate MEWP. Mandatory for all
operativesto wear safety harness due to risk
of fall from working platform. Operatives
must clip on to a suitable anchor point before
leaving the safe work platform of the MEWP.
Pre-Work: Collate all info from service

providers and initiate site meeting if
necessary with same to discuss termination
NCC Received
requirements etc. Send written request to all
services providers for termination/diversion
to services to ensure all areas within site
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boundaries are safe. Ensure written
Electrocution;
confirmation is received from service
Release of toxic
providers and issue site with copy of same.
substances;
Safe Working: Obtain Permit to Dig from
Locating buried Overturning of
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services construction plant;
4 4 16 PC; Carry out careful hand dig to expose 2 3
redundant/remaining services using non-
Damage to services
conductive tools. Mark layout with high
due to plant crossing.
visibility markers. Make all aware of layout –
including visiting drivers/plant operators etc.
Where excavations are required ensure area
backfilled as soon as is practicable of erect
barriers around same to make aware. Where
necessary place steel plates or similar over
areas where plant requires to cross to
ensure damage is prevented.
Pre-Work: Obtain isolation certificate from

appointed Contractor – DO NOT
COMMENCE UNTIL THIS IS RECEIVED.
Ensure 110v supply is installed by appointed
Contractor to each floor of structure and is
suitable tested. Secure all associated cables
to prevent tripping hazards. Carry out
inspection of equipment and ensure all is in
074 Site electrics TRD OPS Electric shock. 4 4 16 good order and has been properly tested in 2 3
accordance with current legislation.
Safe Working: Use low voltage equipment
only on sites and connected to centre tapped
transformer (55v). Never tamper with safety
devices and if equipment is faulty do not use
it – return it to your site supervisor. Ensure
all electrics are fitted by a competent person
only.
Pre-Work: Ensure all fencing is erected by

compotent persons. Access points should be
kept clear, and any traffic dealt with by
Site perimeter Entry by unauthorised banksman.
075 fencing/signage/a ALL persons especially 3 3 9 Safe Working: Site fencing to be checked at 1 3
ccess children start/finish of each day to check no
unauthorised access is possible.
Erect adequate signage to ensure all
persons are warned off the site.

Pre-Work: Site supervisor to issue all

operatives with correct PPE (P3 respirators,
disposable coveralls etc.) Ensure all
operatives are aware of the respective
Inhalation by hazards through tool box talk training. Form
operatives; an exclusion zone.
Removal of
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MMMF
TRD OPS Skin irritation; 3 2 6 Safe Working: Do not double handle the 2 2
Release of fibres into material as this will create excessive fibre
atmosphere. release. Place materials directly into
awaiting bags and seal.
End of shift: Remove coveralls etc. and
place within bag for disposal. Ensure strict
hygiene system is in place.
Fill in your WRAP crushing booklet and
follow the correct WRAP protocol throughout
all works; • Appropriate signage to be
positioned both surrounding the crushing
area and to the crusher itself warning of
prohibited access / no touching etc.; • Place
low level skip to ‘mag-belt’ to collect
materials and prevent access by others due
to crushing / entrapment issues; • Carry out
specific site induction training –
incorporating issues of entrapment/
segregation of ‘picking’ operatives from
crushing operations/emergency stop
procedures etc.;• Operators platform must
Vibration; be kept clean and tidy at all times. Area
Dust inhilation; around the access steps must be kept clear
Crushing of Limbs; of debris and tidy. Rotate operator to
Entanglement; prevent vibration problems and issue with
Crushing
077
operations
TRD OPS Noise; 4 4 16 correct PPE to ensure operatives are warn 2 2
Stability issues for at all times; • Ensure hearing protection is
support worn at all times – THIS IS A MANDATORY
equipment/raised REQUIREMENT; • Operatives must work off
NCC Received
working platform separate platform and stop crusher before
entering onto the unit to release tangled
items. It is prohibited to attempt pulling free
while crusher is operational;
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• All guards removed for maintenance must
be replaced by the fitter before re-starting
machinery. Fitter to be in control of isolation
of plant during maintenance;
• Only trained and competent operatives to
be in control of crusher on/off switch.
• Emergency off switch to be RED and in
prominent position (preferably Bump type
switch);
• Complete appropriate inspection/
Pre-Work: Assess weather, particularly frost

etc. Safe access required to all roof
structures.
Edge Protection: In exceptional cases,
should edge protection not be reasonably
practicable safety harnesses attached to an
appropriate anchorage point on the structure
or via a running line capable of sustaining
2.5 times the weight of the operative are to
be worn.
Falls from height. Safe Working: All safety harness’ and
Safe use of safety Failure of harness. lanyards must conform to the relevant British
080
harness
TRD OPS
Failure of anchor
3 4 12 2 3
& EU Standards and be kite marked. A
point. thorough inspection must be carried out by a
competent person before each use and
findings documented – any damage / fraying
to straps etc. renders the item unsuitable for
use and WILL NOT BE USED. When
unclipping / reclipping of lanyard is required
at height two lanyards must be used to
ensure at all times the operative is suitably
protected from falls.
Ensure equipment is correctly used and PPE
worn at all times.

Pre-Work: Site supervisor to carry out

inspection of structures. Create exclusion
zone to ensure minimum personnel within
this area. Erect adequate protection as
required.
Safe Working: Provide safe working
Uncontrolled collapse platforms in the form of scaffold towers or
of or damage to MEWP at all times. Clear resultant debris as
Demolition of
adjacent structures. soon is reasonably practicable to ensure
084 walls by hand TRD OPS
Injury to persons due
3 3 9 floors are not overloaded & clear floor
2 3
working methods.
to uncontrolled periodically. Work from the uppermost
collapse. section down in approx. 1m lifts to prevent
uncontrolled collapse. Ensure no
mechanical demolition or tracking or
machinery takes place which may affect the
adjacent property.
End of shift: Clear all created arisings away
from the retained structure.
Pre-Work: Site supervisor and machine

operators to carry out inspection of
designated access/egress routes and work
area. Create exclusion zone to ensure
minimum personnel within this area. Erect
adequate protection as required. Ensure
competent person operates machinery.
Overturning of mini- Ensure all known hazards are relayed to
digger/skid steer. operator. Ensure roll bar fitted to each unit
Use of Mini-
Injury to operative. and seat belt/harness fitted and worn.
Digger Equipment TRD OPS
085
for clearance PC OPS
Crushing injury to 3 3 9 Ensure stop-block/s in place to any 1 3
operative/others. openings/dropzones.
works
Collision with others. Safe Working: Ensure all persons are
excluded from the works area. Receive
written confirmation of disconnection of
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services. When clearing materials ensure all
persons are aware of your location. Wear
issued PPE/RPE.
End of shift: Clear all created arisings to the
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designated loading zones or position neatly
so as not to cause additional hazards.
BEFORE STARTING WORK: Ensure ALL trees

with TPO are protected and locations known.
Site supervisor and machine operator to
carry out walk around survey. Inspect
accessible areas surrounding trees and
ensure operatives excluded from the working
area. Ensure all attachments required for
the works are available, quick-hitch
attachments are fully automatic and all
machinery are in good working order.
Ensure equipment is available and inspected
and cutting operative positioned within a
safe zone away from the working area. Skip
Mechanical Collision with to be placed as close to the working area as
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Extraction of trees
TRD OPS 3 3 9 1 3
operatives/others; possible to reduce transiting issues; Ensure
banksmen positioned to further control the
area and that all works are contained within
the heras fenced site exclusion
zone;EXCLUSION ZONE: Appoint banksmen
to oversee the works to ensure safe passage
of others etc.SAFE WORKING: Machine
operator to be in direct communication with
banksman. Ensure that the machine is large
enough to carry out the work. tree to be
grasped at high level with grab attachment
and tracked back in a controlled manner to
induce controlled collapse. Establish a safe
system of work (Method Statement) and

Erect suitable signage throughout the site.

Designate a one way internal traffic route
wherever possible.
Ensure speed limit is displayed and adhered
to at all times.
Ensure all visitors to site are not permitted to
enter the site unescorted. Designate
pedestrian only route wherever possible.
Plant movement - Warn drivers of plant through toolbox talks of
Movement of collision with other risk of collision at high risk points.
construction plant; Ensure banksman is in full view of the
TRD OPS
102 traffic plus
PC OPS
Plant movement - 4 3 12 operator at all times. Advise operator not to 1 4
banksman within Collision with track or slew if he cannot see the banksman.
site boundary banksman/operatives/ Ensure all plant is fitted with and use
visitors. reversing alarm, mirrors and hazard beacon.
Any defects to these items are to be
reported immediately to the
foreman/supervisor.
All operatives on site to be issued with and
wear high visibility clothing at all times.
All visitors to be issued with correct PPE and
high visibility clothing for the duration of their
visit on site.
Refer to asbestos survey held in your

site file; Specialist contractor to carry
out removal of ALL asbestos containing
materials from buildings prior to entry
by TRD operatives - obtain clearance
certificates and written confirmation via
client that this has been completed.
TRD OPS; If
ASBESTOS Asbestosis;
suspect materials are uncovered STOP
Undiscoveered OPS; Release of
103 4 4 16 WORK IMMEDIATELY, inform others 2 3
NCC Received
asbestos on site VISITORS; asbestos fibres into
GENERAL around you and vacate the area..
atmosphere;
PUBLIC Report immediately to your supervisor.
Supervisor - report
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immediately to client and contain the
area against access. Contact analyst
direct and arrange for site visit and
sampling - DO NOT RE-ENTER THE
BUILDING UNTIL CONFIRMED BY
ANALYST
BEFORE STARTING WORK: Carry out tool
box talk and advise all persons of no-go area
for those not involved with the works. Safe
work platforms in the form of tower scaffold –
erected as per manufactures
recommendations to be employed. Ensure
floor areas clear and any pits/voids etc. are
suitably covered to prevent overturning of
the access equipment. All operatives to be
Falls from any issued with and don correct PPE/RPE –
height onto Disposable coveralls (elasticated wrists,
surrounding ankles, hoods; FFP3 half face masks;
hazards Safety Helmet; Safety Boots; Gloves; Eye
Removal of
Falls of Protection). EXCLUSION ZONE: Erect
104 Asbestos - Non- TRD OPS 4 4 16 2 3
Licensed Works
equipment or tools physical barriers to prevent entry by
Release of unauthorised persons. Erect signs. SAFE
asbestos fibres WORKING: Once exposed damp down the
Asbestosis/Mesothe material using airless spray unit and once
penetrated carefully remove and place
lioma
immediately into asbestos waste sack.
Clean down area with damp rag/tac rag and
bag as contaminated.
Remove waste sacks and load directly to
Ensure all operatives have read and
understand the method statement

Pre-Work: Carry out tool box talk and advise

all persons that access onto the roof is
prohibited. Safe work platforms in the form of
tower scaffold units to be employed – to be
erected in accordance with manufacturers
recommendations by competent persons.
Ensure floor areas clear and any pits/voids
Falls from height;
etc. are suitably covered to prevent
Working off Falls of materials;
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Tower Scaffold
TRD OPS
Falls of equipment or
4 4 16 overturning of the unit. Correct PPE to be 1 3
worn (coveralls & FFP2 face masks).
tools
Exclusion Zone: Erect physical barrier to
prevent entry by unauthorised personnel.
Safe Working: Operatives to position Tower
beneath the direct working area - do not lean
outside this area, dismount and reposition as
work dictates. Ensure all operatives have
read & understood method statement.
All operatives to attend tool box talk on the

potential risk of Weils Disease. All to be
instructed in the need to adhere to a strict
hygiene regime. Any cuts/grazes etc. are to
be suitably sealed and cleaned following
works where risk of contamination is
present. Ensure suitable washing facilities
Working within an
are provided including soap and disposable
environment with Weils disease /
107 TRD OPS 3 3 9 towels etc. Obtain HSE hand-out – 1 3
evidence of rat Leptospirosis
Leptospirosis from your Site Supervisor if
infection.
you start to suffer from any flu-like
symptoms, book in immediately with your GP
and take the hand-out with you and inform
your GP that they are at risk of Weils
NCC Received
Disease from your occupation. Site
Supervisor to inform the company safety rep
immediately on issue of hand-out.
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Pre-Work: Supervisor and machine operator
to carry walk around survey. Voids etc. must
be properly broken out, backfilled and
compacted prior to commencement.
Working area must be levelled &
machinery/attachments in good condition.
Exclusion Zone: Erect physcial barriers to
exclude unauthorised persons. If entry
required then do it from open side, wait until
operator acknowledges you, lower bucket
Dust / Gas explosions. and switch engine off before permitting
Mechanical
Premature collapse of entry. Post warning signs and appoint
demolition of
part or all of structure. banksman to oversee works outside project
buildings/
Debris falling onto boundary.
structures with
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high reach
ALL machinery operator. 4 4 16 Safe Working: Ensure machine large 2 3
Debris falling on other enough to carry out task at arms length or
excavator and
operatives on site. via a raised working platform.
cracker/shear
Overturning of Establish a safe system of work (Method
attachment.
machine. Statement) and communicate to the
operatives. Carry out demolition in a
methodical manner with sheared materials
removed in a controlled manner.
Employ water spray techniques to reduce
dust levels. Employ a banksman during all
mechanical demolition.
Ensure method statement being followed
and that the TM plan incorporates suitable
protection to reduce plant/pedestrian
interfaces.

Pre-Work: : Ensure all infill brick/block

panels are ‘popped’ through to expose the
steelwork. Carry out walk-round survey of
the steelwork and highlight cross-beams etc.
or hinge-cut points to permit controlled
collapse. Determine the start point to ensure
the elevation which is closest to the
boundary fencing is collapsed into the
footprint of the structure. Ensure the correct
Collapse of steelwork
excavator attachments are available to carry
damaging boundary
out the works i.e grab/shear. Ensure the
fencing;
protective cage is in place to the cab.
Steel ejection outside
Safe Working: Commence works from
exclusion zone;
designated start point. Ensure all
Ejection of steelwork
preparatory works are carried out. Carry out
Demolition of causing injury to
works at jib length to ensure the cab is at the
124 single storey steel ALL machine operator; 3 3 9 greatest distance from the structure. Grasp
1 3
framed structure ‘Kick-back’ of
the structure at the highest point and track
steelwork – causing
back, away from the footprint of the structure
death or major injury
to induce controlled collapse away from
to operative/s during
boundaries etc.
demolition / final size
Clearance: Once at ground level inspect
reduction of steelwork;
and identify areas of steelwork which require
segregation by hot-cutting. To prevent ‘kick-
back’ issues machine operator to grasp
steelwork to be cut at a suitable point to
ensure risk of ignition of oils is prevented but
permit safe cutting of the steelwork by the
operative – this will ensure any energy
(tension) contained within the steelwork is
absorbed by the excavator and prevent
injury to the cutting operative.
Appoint Fire Warden to control any
NCC Received
emergency situation & designate emergency
escape routes at each floor level and erect
appropriate signage / fire points with all
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emergency routes/ fire points/ assembly
points marked..
Fire points to consist of minimum 2
extinguishers of a type relevant to the
working environment.
Where possible position fire hose and/or
water barrels immediately adjacent any
working areas.
Refer to all relevant documentation and
Burns to operatives. following inspection of vicinity to clarify that
Operatives clothing no combustible/explosive substances are
catching fire. contained. Written confirmation from Client
Fire prevention / Bottles exploding. may be needed.
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control on sites
ALL
Adjacent combustible
4 4 16 Ensure gas test/purging of pipework/vessels
2 3
materials or structures is carried out prior to commencement as
catching fire. required.
Impeded exit. Place wetted material below any cutting point
as necessary.
Ensure all cutting equipment i.e. guns,
Regulators, Spark Arrestors and Pipes are
correctly fitted.
Ensure that all operatives are competent in
their task and have sufficient information,
instruction, training & supervision.
Incorporate fire prevention matters into site
induction for all operatives/visitors to site.
Carry out fire-drill / emergency evacuation
procedure and relay findings to director.
Maintain 'Good Housekeeping'.

Pre-Work: Carry out tool box talk and advise

all persons that the area is now a no-go area
for those not involved with the works.
Ensure floor slab is clear to enable easier
clean down following demolition. All
operatives to be issued with and don correct
PPE/RPE (coveralls & FFP3 face masks).
Organise for analytical monitoring to be
carried out by specialist NAMAS accredited
company if large quantity.
Exclusion Zone: Erect physical barriers to
prevent entry by unauthorised persons.
Erect signs.
Falls of equipment or Safe Working: Wet spray a/c sheets to
Removal of tools; prevent dust/fibre release during removal
asbestos cement Release of asbestos operation though take care not to over spray
205 by controlled ALL fibres into atmosphere 4 4 16 sheeting as this will create contaminated 2 3
collapse Exposure to waste water.
procedures operatives and others. Follow the written method statement.
Do not track over the material as this will
create excessive fibre release. Clear the
waste progressively working into the footprint
of the building and load directly to
Make safe the structure – lower attachment
to ground level and switch off before entry by
any personnel
Ensure all operatives have read and
understand the method statement.

LINE WITH HSG189/2
DO's: The operator must visually check that
the pin is in place on the hitch before starting
the work and every time a different
NCC Received
attachment is fitted;
Operators must not use the machine unless
they are satisfied that the quick hitch is
secured in place. If the manufacture
07/12/2016
recommends a shake and rattle of the
bucket as safety check, this activity must be
undertaken within the safe zone with the
bucket at a low level. Only use the quick
hitch attachments for which you have been
specifically trained; Establish a safe zone
free from other personnel on site when
carrying out any detachment or attachment
operations; Follow manufacturers connection
TRD OPS
Failure of quick-hitch procedure at all times; Report any suspect or
Safe use of quick- PC OPS
211 – fall onto 3 4 12 defective quick-hitch couplers immediately to 1 3
hitch devices SUB-
operative/others your supervisor; Log any defects on your
CONTRACTOR
internal inspection record F29;
Supervisor to check quick hitch attachments
before use on site and as part of weekly
inspection.
DONT's: NEVER swing your attachment
over another person;
NEVER let others work beneath your
attachment;
NEVER operate the coupler with the
supplemental safety device in place;
NEVER use retaining pins which have not
been designed for specific use;
NEVER operate an unsafe Coupler – report
it immediately to your supervisor and remove
keys;

afety at Work
s of prevention, as
Schedule 1, and the
methods.
ogies and
ude COSHH, manual
scoring
NCC Received
RESIDUAL RISK
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RR

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4

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4

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6

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6

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6

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4

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6

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6
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3

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6

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3

CLIENT: Total Reclaims Demolition LTD SITE:
ADDRESS:
AREA: Nursery and Main Building ACTIVITY / PROCESS:
NO. OF PERSON’S INVOLVED: 4-6 No. OF PERSON’S AFFECTED:
RISK ASSESSMENT FREQ OF OPERATION: Daily ASB5 REFERENCE

Working at height Ref No RA No:
Is working at height required on this contract
Acceptance
PRINT CHECK PRINT BLANK FORM
TRUE
PRINT COMPLETED Sheet
NCC Received
Print Scoring Matrix EMAIL COMPLETED GUIDANCE FORM
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

Hazard Hazards Who might be harmed and how Existing Control Measures
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L S R
Working at height planning sheet - CD232 m
L: Likelihood S: Severity R: Risk Rating RR: Residual Risk Page 1 of 44 Date printed 08/12/2016 CD88 Rev 6
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Drilling (Handheld - Battery Powered)
'• All drills, including drill bits and
screwdriver attachments, to be
thoroughly checked before use and
any faults reported to supervisor.
• Equipment not to be left running
NCC Received
unattended
• PPE to be worn as specified in the
applicable method statement.
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When performing hand held drilling
activities operatives MUST hold the
drill with both hands utilising the
Drilling (handheld - battery Injuries to eyes from flying debris supplied handle where available.
2 2 4
powered) causing scarring/possible blindness
Any damaged or faulty equipment
must be quarantined.
When drilling above head height

goggles must be worn
Do not wear loose clothing, jewellery

and tie hair back away from working
parts
Always ensure the target material is

secure prior to drilling
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Driving Light Commercial Vehicles (<3500 Kgs)
Copy of driving licence and motor

declaration form CD104 must be
completed yearly and sent to Head
office, before being authorised to
drive light goods vehicles. Before
NCC Received
commencing the journey, make sure
the vehicle is road worthy, displays a
valid road fund licence and has been
07/12/2016
maintained as per manufactures
recommendations. Where the vehicle
is over 3 years old a valid MOT
certificate must be in place (every 12
Driving light commercial months for mini buses)
Injury to self and others 2 3 6
vehicles (<3500 Kgs) Ensure weekly safety checks are
completed, recorded on CD112,
defects rectified and completed form
sent to Head office.
A suitable break is to be taken every
2 hours of the journey.
Seat belts must be worn.
Obey all speed limits and road signs.
Never use a hand held mobile phone
while driving.
In the advent of an accident
immediately report it to your line
manager.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Exposure To Adhesives
Follow the control measures and
Irritation to skin and respiratory system wear appropriate PPE as described
Exposure To Adhesives 2 3 6
and danger of asphyxiation. in the applicable COSHH
assessment.
Exposure To Asbestos (Unintentional)
NCC Received
Scope of asbestos materials to be
agreed with client before work
begins.
07/12/2016
Review asbestos survey data, any
suspected materials should be
sampled and analysed before work
begins.
Exposure To Asbestos Injuries to self and others through
2 4 8
(Unintentional) inhalation or digestion If the working party comes across
any suspect dust or debris, work shall
be stopped and the supervisor
informed. Any person potentially
exposed to asbestos shall
decontaminate in line with local/site
procedures
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Exposure To Asbestos (Working With)
Only operatives who have the
following will be allowed to work with
asbestos:
• Approved asbestos training (within
the last 12 months).
• Asbestos medical (within the last 2
NCC Received
years).
• Face fit(s) for applicable
respirator(s) undertaken within the
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last 12 months
Site and task specific plan of work

Exposure To Asbestos (Working Injuries to self and others through shall be followed at all times. Control
2 4 8
With) inhalation or digestion measures, transit and
decontamination procedures to be
used as highlighted in the plan of
work. No clothing used in an
asbestos zone shall be taken home.
Equipment shall be used as per
training. RPE and PPE to be worn as
described in the plan of work. Fibre
levels will be monitored as stated in
the plan of work.
Operatives must be cleanly shaven at
all times.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Falls From Height (Non-Scaffolders)
• Only work on approved platforms,
or scaffolds that have been erected
by KAEFER C&D or approved
contractor.
• If working off scaffolding check
scafftag, has been checked by a
NCC Received
competent person within the last 7
days, before using scaffold.
• When accessing / descending
07/12/2016
ladder 3 point of contact must be
maintained.
• While working on platform always
work within handrails.
• Any lifting of materials –waste on/off
Platform / scaffold you must use a
Falls From Height (Non-
Scaffolders)
Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 5 10 rope or gin wheel.
• Any scaffold alterations required will
only be carried out by appointed
scaffold employees.
• Harnesses and lanyard to be worn
and used when handrails are
incomplete for access purposes or
gaps between scaffold and work area
is in excess of 1 boards width (9")
when fitting/removing materials.
Where a restricted use scaff-tag is

present on a scaffold, only the
Authorised person shall take control
of the platform.
The authorised person shall assess
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Fire (Customers Premises)
'• Good housekeeping in general
work area is a must.
• Operatives to be made aware of on
Smoke inhalation, burns or fatality to site fire procedures / local rules.
self and others. Damage to plant,
• Before work commences operatives
Fire (Customers Premises) machinery or building. Pollution of 2 5 10
environment from debris and fire to make themselves aware of the
NCC Received
fighting materials. surrounding work areas, and location
of fire alarms.
• Unless suitable trained do not
07/12/2016
attempt to tackle the Fire.
Inadequate Lighting
'• Extra lighting to be made available

when identified on the POWRA.
'•Task lights shall be used to reduce

tripping hazards.
Inadequate Lighting Injury to self and others. 2 4 8 • All items must be tested and display
current PAT test identification tag.
• The lights and extensions much be
inspected before use and be fit for
the purpose they are designed for.
• Care to be taken that cables do not
become tripping hazard.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Lacerations / Stab Wounds From Protruding Nails, Screws, Staples,
On Pallets
CD55 POWRA to identify, broken or
Lacerations / Stab wounds from damaged pallets. All nails, screws,
protruding nails, screws, staples, Injury to self and others 2 4 8 staples to be completely flattened
on pallets before moving pallets, PPE to be
worn as method statement
NCC Received
Manual Handling/Bad Posture
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'• Where possible avoid manual
handling by using mechanical means
e.g. fork lift truck or minimising by
using pallet trucks, winches etc.
• Where manual handling cannot be
Long term back pain if regularly
avoided a more detailed manual
Manual Handling/Bad Posture lifting/carrying heavy or awkward 2 5 10
objects handling assessment will be
completed.
• All operatives to be trained in
correct manual handling techniques.
• PPE to be worn as described in the
method statement.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Mobile Aluminium Towers - Erecting/Modifying
Only authorised PASMA trained
personnel to erect/modify mobile
towers.
Mobile towers must be
erected/modified following
manufacturer’s instructions.
NCC Received
NEVER mix components from
Mobile aluminium towers - different manufacturers.
Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 4 8
Erecting/modifying All components must be used per lift.
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Never allow a tower to be used if
components are missing or
damaged.
Towers must be visually inspected
each day and before use.
Toeboards are to be used at all times
unless justified in POWRA
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Mobile Aluminium Towers - Use Of
Only authorised PASMA trained

personnel to erect/modify mobile
towers.
Mobile towers must be visually
inspected each day and before use
by a competent person.
NCC Received
Ensure that all wheels are locked
before use and any out riggers
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Mobile aluminium towers - use
of
Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 4 8 deployed fully and locked off.
When moving/repositioning mobile
towers ensure that no personnel or
materials are left on the working
platform.
Access/egress is only permitted
through the internal ladder, under NO
circumstances must the outside of
the mobile tower be used as a ladder.
Other Trades Working In The Vicinity Of Our Work Area
Representative to co-ordinate with

other operatives working in the
vicinity to ascertain what additional
Other trades working in the
vicinity of our work area
Injuries to self and others 2 5 10 hazards are being created by their
works. Assistance to other trades is
not permitted unless trained and
competent to perform the operation.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Sharp Objects
PPE to be worn as described in the
method statement.
Cuts, abrasions, puncture wounds and
Sharp Objects
possibility of amputation.
2 4 8 When working with stainless Steel
gloves MUST have cut protection to
level 5 and where applicable kevlar
NCC Received
sleeves.
Slips, Trips And Falls
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'• Good house keeping • waste, pallet
debris, strapping bands, spillages,
etc cleared away promptly.
• Site cables away from access
Slips, Trips And Falls Sprains or fractures to self. 2 5 10 routes.
• All materials stored safely in
designated areas
• PPE to be worn as described in the
method statement
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Towing Hygiene Units
Copy of driving licence and motor

declaration form CD104 must be
completed yearly and sent to Head
office, before being authorised to tow
hygiene units. Before commencing
NCC Received
the journey complete form CD143,
make sure the hygiene unit is road
worthy, has a road worthiness test
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Injury to self and others. Damage to carried out annually and has been
Towing Hygiene Units 2 5 10
equipment. maintained as per manufactures
recommendations. Always use a
suitable company vehicle fitted with
an approved towing hitch. Ensure the
load within the hygiene unit is secure
and is within the capabilities of both
the towing vehicle and the trailer.
Follow speed limits in accordance
with the Highway Code.
Unauthorised Personnel Entering Kaefer Work Area
Effective barriers and signs to be

Unauthorised personnel entering
KAEFER work area
Possible injury to self and others 2 5 10 erected at place of work in
accordance with Method Statement.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Use Of Blade Edge Scrapers And Stanley Knifes For Asbestos
Activities
Whereever possible, scissors will be

used for cutting polythene sheeting.
Stanley knifes will only be used if they
have a self retracting blade and
where space restrictions or material
NCC Received
Use of blade edge scrapers and thickness necessitate. Where sharp
Employees - laceration to arms, wrists
Stanley knifes for asbestos
and hands
2 5 10 tools are being used, the operator's
activities supporting hand must be positioned a
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safe distance away from the blade.
Safety gloves with a cut and puncture
protection of at least 4 shall be worn
when using stanley knifes and blade
edge scrapers.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Use Of Electrical Equipment
Any electrical equipment to be used
must be thoroughly checked for any
damage on cables, switches and
sockets before use.
All portable electrical appliances
must have a valid PAT test label.
NCC Received
Care to be taken that cables do not
become a tripping hazard.
Make sure that electrical equipment
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Potential fatal shocks or burns, cause doesn't not come in contact with
Use Of Electrical Equipment 2 5 10
of fire. water.
Any faulty equipment must not be
used and placed in quarantine.
All cables will be routed neatly to

reduce tripping hazards.
Refer to the method statement for

PPE requirements.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Use Of Hand Tools
'• Always use the right tool for each

job i.e. the equipment should only be
used for the purpose it was designed
for.
• Check tools before using them to
make sure they have been properly
NCC Received
maintained and repaired, all faulty
equipment will be withdrawn from use
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immediately.
Where using hand tools that only

Sprains, strains, cuts and
Use Of Hand Tools
musculoskeletal disorders.
2 3 6 require 1-handed operation e.g. using
a screwdriver ensure that the free or
supporting hand is kept at a sufficient
distance to the operating hand and
tool to avoid injury
Only Auto retractable Stanley knifes

used.
All tools are to be stored within a tool

bag/box at all times when not in use
Use Of Metal Cladding/Wire Netting

'• Trained operatives in the removal
Use Of Metal Cladding/Wire Cuts, abrasions, puncture wounds and of metal cladding / wire netting
2 4 8
Netting possibility of amputation. PPE to be worn as described in the
method statement.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Walking On Stairs
Only carry light materials and tools
(up to 10 kg)
Materials over 10KG or bulky
requiring a two handed lift should be
Walking on Stairs Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 5 10 lifted/lowered using other means e.g.
good lift, ginny wheel, lifting
NCC Received
equipment or a stair walker.
Maintain 3 points of contact at all
times.
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Waste (Asbestos)
Waste to be disposed as detailed in
the detailed method statement and
company procedure.
Injuries to self and others through
Waste (Asbestos) 2 3 6
inhalation or digestion Asbestos waste must be strictly
controlled and disposed of in a
lockable skip.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Working In Enclosed Spaces (Not Classed As A Confined Space Due
To The Lack Of A 'Reasonably Foreseeable Specified Risk') Obstructions and projections within
the enclosed space are to be noted in
the point of work risk assessment
and sharp edges protected /
obstructions highlighted with hazard
tape where necessary. Trailing
NCC Received
Working in enclosed spaces (not Employees - injuries due to striking cables must be directed away from
classed as a confined space plant and equipment, claustraphobia,
due to the lack of a 'reasonably difficulty escaping in the event of an
2 4 8 congested areas wherever possible.
The rescue plan must be noted on
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foreseeable specified risk') emergency
the method statement/plan of work
and emergency escape routes
considered wherever possible. Only
employees with the necessary
physical capabilities will be selected
to work in enclosed spaces.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Working Off Step Ladders
A stepladder must have:
• Feet firmly attached
• Clean treads
A stepladder must:
• Be fully open
NCC Received
• Be locked into place using secure
devices (not rope)
• Not be able to move at the bottom.
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• Stand on a surface that is firm,
level, clear, dry and not slippery
Only work on a stepladder for a

maximum of 15 • 30 minutes at a
time
Working off Step Ladders Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 5 10 Only carry light materials and tools
(up to 10 kg)
Do not overreach • make sure your
belt buckle (navel) stays within the
stiles
Keep both feet on the same rung or
step throughout the task
Make sure you have a safe handhold
available on the steps
Don’t use the top three steps of
swing-back or double-sided
stepladders, where a step forms the
very top of the stepladder
Avoid side-on working
Any damaged ladders should not be
used and quarantined.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
Working On Or Near Stairs
Only carry light materials and tools

(up to 10 kg)
Materials over 10KG or bulky
requiring a two handed lift should be
lifted/lowered using other means e.g.
NCC Received
good lift, ginny wheel, lifting
equipment or a stair walker.
Maintain 3 points of contact at all
07/12/2016
times.
If working on stairs ensure area is
Working on or near stairs Severe or even fatal injuries to self. 2 5 10
barriered off top and bottom to
prevent unauthorised access.
If working near stairs which could put
the working party or persons
accessing/egressing in danger then
the stairs must be barriered off.
Do not store materials on stairs
which could cause restricted access.
Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
NCC Received
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Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
NCC Received
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Acceptance
TRUE
FORM SHEET
Risk Before Control

L S R
NCC Received
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The Wainwright Academy, Harrop White Road, Mansfield
Removal of Asbestos Materials
4+
F88843BAFD
TA1322
Using drop down box

Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
AUTO FIT
NCC Received
Edit Existing Reset to Original
CELLS Control Measures Control Measures
Risk After control
Additional controls required
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L S RR
ust be completed
Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
AUTO FIT Edit Existing Reset to Original
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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No further action, but
1 2 2 ENSURE all controls are
maintained and followed
Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR

NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR

NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR

NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR

NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR

NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
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Using drop down box
Yes enter Yes or No
Edit Reset
Risk After control
L S RR
NCC Received
07/12/2016
ASB5 REF F88843BAFD
LOCATION Nursery Building - Packers to tops of Columns Areas 1, 2 and 3.
1500CFM Airmover
Viewing Panels
Water Buckets VAC Signage
First Aid / Air Horn / Torch

Fire Extinguisher Court Yard
Area Size 10MX1.5MX2.5M
NCC Received
AREA SIZE 1.5M X 1M X 2.5M
DCU Airlock
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Baglock
Signage
Signage
Airlock
1500CFM Airmover
Baglock
DCU AREA SIZE 9M X 1M X 2.5M
Signage
Signage

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Client: Kier Construction MS Title: Wainwright Primary School

Project No: 402

Prepared by: Joe Childs MIDE MIConstM Date: 31.03.16

Copy No: 1 PROJECT FILE Copy No: 3 CLIENT

Copy No: 2 SITE Copy No: 4 PRINCIPAL DESIGNER

Issue One Issue Two Issue Three Issue Four

ALL PERSONNEL MUST RECEIVE INDUCTION RELATING TO THIS

1.0 Parties to the Project + Lines of communication

2.0 Description of the works

3.0 Resources Required

4.0 Assessment of significant risks

5.0 Control Measures to be used

6.0 Personal Protective Equipment Requirements

7.0 Emergency Procedures + Accident/Incident Reporting

8.0 To Whom this information will be submitted

1 - SERVICE INVESTIGATION / INSTATEMENT

3 - SITE PREPARATION INCL. SECURITY

4 - SET UP OF EMERGENCY PROCEDURES incl. ENVIRONMENTAL

6 - SOFT STRIP OPERATIONS

9 - SITE CLEARANCE WORKS

10.0 Assessments (Manual Handling, Risk, PPE & COSHH)

1.0 Parties to the Project

Contact: Jason Austin

Contact: Melvyn Cross

1.2 Lines of Communication

2.0 Description of Works

3.0 Resources required

6.0 Personal Protective Equipment

7.0 Emergency Procedures + Accident/Incident Reporting

8.0 To whom this information will be submitted

 To be erected / altered / dismantled by specialist contractor only;

9.3 Waste Removal

5 CARRY OUT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORKS/AREA BEFORE COMMENCEMENT

2 DUST MIGRATION PREVENTION

3 - Correct sheeting of containers or vehicles containing materials before leaving site

4 – On-board dust suppression system to crusher

3 ASPERGILLUS INFECTION CONTROLS

4 ABANDONED COSHH ITEMS THROUGHOUT STRUCTURES

 Only well maintained plant/equipment to be brought to site;

6 PREVIOUS GROUND CONTAMINATION ISSUES

Following excavation of highlighted areas contact with the clients representative is

The site supervisor will:

7 LEPTOSPIROSIS (WEIL’S DISEASE)

8 CLEARANCE OF HYPODERMIC NEEDLES

1 – If a cut or puncture wound is received encourage free bleeding immediately. This is

9 PREVENTION OF CONTAMINATION & SEALING OF DRAINS

enter system will be in operation;

10 ODOUR, NOISE, DUST AND NUISANCE

It is considered that the ground materials to be encountered will be sufficiently coherent

Dust generation from operations related to demolition of buildings or removal of

11 PROTECTION OF OTHER SITE USERS AND OFF SITE PERSONNEL.

These will include, but not necessarily confined to:-

No florescent tubing is permitted to be deposited into skips – Wards to provide specific

04 - SITE PREPARATION INCL. SECURITY

The following is to be adhered to throughout the contract:-

1.1 Removal of Trees – where no TPO

1.2 Grubbing up of Vegetation

05 – GENERAL SOFT STRIP OPERATIONS

fixtures, fittings, skirting boards, architrave, doors etc.

Ensure appropriate disconnection/purge certificates are available for services formerly

REMOVAL OF CARPET TILES

REMOVAL OF CARPETS INCL UNDERLAY & GRIPPERS

2 REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED CEILING TILES & SUPPORTS;