HIAB Check Sheet

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On the Royal Albert Dock project for Multiplex, we have introduced a HIAB check sheet for the safe operation of HIAB vehicles prior to their use on the project. The checklist contains a number of requirements that must be met.

Contractors’ supervision along with a Multiplex appointed person undertake checks, and where vehicles or drivers do not comply with any of these requirements the vehicle is turned away.

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Published 29 November 2018
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Controlled access, Inspection and assurance,

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Large, Medium, Small, Very Large,

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Rachel Mills
Assistant Health & Safety Manager

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