All in One Logistics Station

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Before accessing the site, the workforce can view the topics mentioned in the morning brief, including:

  • Delivery times
  • Exclusion zone times
  • Today’s hazards
  • Other works in the area

The weatherproof notice board will also hold a copy of the latest revised risk assessment and method statements, QR Codes for the relevant rams and HAVS information, a site drawing which includes information on each section of works, and health topic of the week (e.g. healthy eating, mental health, project social events).

A glasses cleaning station and ear plug dispenser has also been incorporated into the logistics station to create a convenient ‘grab and go’ system.

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Published 4 November 2019
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Hazard boards, PPE, Toolbox talks and daily briefings,

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Large, Medium, Very Large,

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Good practice,

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James Morfitt
Environmental Coordinator

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