Electronic CLOCS Checklists

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The TEAM2100 programme is a framework established to maintain the flood defences across the Thames Estuary, meaning a lot of the work takes place in and around London.

The team recognise the CLOCS standards as industry best practice, and have been carrying out checks across a number of our sites in order to monitor vehicles coming to and from the work areas to ensure they meet the necessary requirements to make London a safer place for all.

In order to facilitate this process, the checklists were converted into electronic format and uploaded to BIM 360 Field, where they can now be completed, uploaded and viewed via the same platform along with any photographic evidence to encourage a standardised approach and more collaborative engagement.

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Published 24 October 2017
Views 4264

Categories
CLOCS,

Size of site
Large,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

Duration of practice
Quick win,

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Alex Moffatt
Civil Engineer

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Balfour Beatty TEAM2100
https://www.balfourbeatty.com/

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