Remote Meetings Guidance

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In accordance with Government guidelines and the Construction Leadership Council’s Site Operating Procedures many projects are choosing to carry out remote or virtual meetings instead of physical face to face meetings to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus.

There are several platforms available for construction projects carrying out these meetings with the most popular platforms being Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, FaceTime and WhatsApp.

This guidance document provides details on how to set up remote or virtual meetings on these most commonly used free applications that are available on smartphones, tablets, PC’s and laptops.

This example of best practice is just one way that projects can work to tackle the virus and reduce the spread. For full guidance and the latest Government advice read the Construction Leadership Council’s Site Operating Procedures.

To view the guidance document, click the link below.

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Published 22 January 2021
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