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Dr Marianne Dyer.  What are they building?  What are the priorities?  What are the specific hazards involved in the construction?  Length of Project.

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4  What are they building?  What are the priorities?  What are the specific hazards involved in the construction?  Length of Project  Size of Workforce  Location and Infrastructure  Contract and Budget!

5 MUST COULD SHOULD

6 Example: 1.Productivity – workers who are healthy, happy and here 2.Recruitment and retention 3.Reputational risk 4.Prevention rather than litigation 5.Large site, off-site time loss kept to a minimum

7 CLIENT PROVIDEDCONTRACTOR PROVIDED  Health Standards  Employed OH Service  Available to all workers on site  Uniform provision  Emergency response co-ordinated  Central data and review  Assurance to contractors  Health Standards  OH services contracted to approved providers  OH services dependant on who/where the worker works  Emergency response collaboration  Individual company reporting  Client Assurance

8 Fitness for Work Sickness Absence Management Health Surveillance Treatment Service Drug and Alcohol Testing Emergency Response Wellbeing and Health Promotion Health Risk Management Audit and Assurance

9 Absolute clarity what is in and what is out of scope KPIs and deliverables Collect data and use to demonstrate performance and opportunities Costed proposals for extending services

10  Changing Demands at Different Phases Enabling Groundwork Build phase Fit Out Handover

11  Client company  Delivery Company  Contracted companies  Service companies: ◦ Catering ◦ Security ◦ Transport ◦ Waste management ◦ Communications At least I’m not organising the emergency response.

12  NHS  Emergency Services  Local Community  Local and National Government  HSE  Unions / trade bodies  Professional bodies  Local Authorities, PHE, Charities  Media  Other interested parties

13  Medical Facility ◦ On site +/- mobile units,satellite locations ◦ Medial record systems ◦ Transport ◦ Communications  Equipment ◦ Appropriate and sufficient ◦ Predicting Demands ◦ Deliveries  Staff ◦ Recruitment ◦ Training and competencies ◦ Shift work ◦ Transport to and from site ◦ Demobilisation

14  Appointed Drs ◦ Lead ◦ Radiation ◦ Asbestos  Specialist Health Surveillance  Occupational Hygiene  Physiotherapy  Counselling services  First Aid training & co-ordination ◦ Advanced First aiders ◦ Defibrillators

15  Workplace ◦ Eliminating or minimising the impact of work on people’s health  Worker ◦ Ensuring the workforce are fit and able to work and optimising the management of their own health  Wellbeing ◦ The use of the workplace environment to promote health

16  Every construction project is different but the same principles can be applied  Lessons learnt from previous large projects  Plans can and should change all the time to respond to needs and opportunities.  Good data is extremely important


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