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Use of Greenhoard Hoarding System

Published 19 July 2021 | No comments
Written by Olubukola Olose
CategoriesReduced use of single use plastics
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As part of environmental initiatives put in place by the project team to contribute to reduction in the CO2 emissions, the GreenHoard hoarding system has been used. The GreenHoard hoarding system is a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to the traditional plywood hoarding. It comprises of boards made from 100% recycled plastic waste fixed to a recycled steel frame and supported...
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Use of Electric Telehandler and Rubber Wheeled Pallet Truck

Published 12 October 2020 | No comments
Written by Olubukola Olose
CategoriesNoise
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The Whitechapel Station Main Works project is located in a dense urban environment, with residential properties adjacent to the sites. Whilst working within consent limits the project still received over twenty noise complaints between June and July 2020 and in the community Liaison Panel (CLP) meeting held in July 2020, residents raised numerous issues with regards to noise levels from...
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Solar Powered Noise Monitor

Published 27 August 2019 | No comments
Written by Vanessa Hilton
CategoriesGreen/renewable energy Noise
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In order to adequately manage and monitor noise at local sensitive receptors during the build, three noise monitors have been installed to provide real-time data at three locations. A logistical challenge was presented by the remote location required for these monitors to be placed and consequently, lack of power source. However, this was overcome through early engagement with a local...
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Magnetic Labels for Static Plant

Published 18 February 2019 | One comment
Written by Amirul Islam
CategoriesNear miss
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There have been various occasions in which static plant and machinery have leaked oil, even when they are not being used. As a protective measure and to minimise impacts to the environment, plants nappies and/ or drip trays capture any leaks from plants that are either static or being refuelled. However, occasionally these measures are not in place and in...
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Published 10 October 2016 | One comment
Written by Zebrina Hanly
CategoriesInvolvement Workforce training
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The Challenge At our site, reporting of environmental near misses and close calls were poor and it was clear many of the operatives were struggling to identify what environmental hazards might actually be and toolbox talks and posters were not working. Training was needed – but for a 300 strong diverse workforce how could we develop effective training? Many on...
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Ramadan

Published 2 September 2015 | No comments
Written by Jonathan Tucker
CategoriesDisadvantaged and minority groups support
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Site Managers should consider religious and cultural needs, to ensure that the workforce feels valued and supported. During Ramadan, Muslims fast as well as engage in prayer and spiritual reflection. Colleagues should be aware of Ramadan and respect the fact that practising Muslims will not consume food or drink liquids for a month, during daylight hours. The following actions were...
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