Wind Alert Board

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Many of our activities are affected by the weather conditions, particularly during the winter months, therefore we have developed a wind alert board which gives clear instructions under each wind status. It works on a traffic light system advising on the current average wind speeds and anticipated gust speed.

Once the wind status has been established the board will give activity guidance in line with the current status.

The board serves as a great aid during our daily brief when the weather conditions are not favourable.

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Published 10 January 2019
Views 3832

Categories
Hazard boards, Risk assessments, Safety signage,

Size of site
Large, Medium, Small, Very Large,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

Duration of practice
Quick win,

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Kurt Williams
Senior Site Manager

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Bam Construction
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