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Clients in Construction - Best Practice Guidance
ClientsinConstructionBestPracticeGuidanc ePublished in 2009 by the Health and Safety Authority, Metropolitan Building, James Joyce Street, Dublin 1. Copyright The Health and Safety Authority January 2009 iClients in Construction : best Practice GuidanceHealth and Safety Authority CONTENTSSECTION 1 INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND 1 THE INTENDED PURPOSE OF THIS Guidance 1 SECTION 2 Clients WHO IS A CLIENT? 3 WHAT IS A CLIENT S LEVEL OF SAFETY EXPERTISE? 4 WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR A CLIENT TO BE INVOLVED IN HEALTH & SAFETY? 5 BENEFITS AND CONSEQUENCES 5 Clients AND THE LAW 6 THE Construction SAFETY MANAGEMENT TEAM 8 RISK ASSESSMENT 12 WHAT DOES THE CLIENT NEED TO DO?
Clients in Construction: Best Practice Guidance 3 S. 2 Health and Safety Authority 2.1 WHO IS A CLIENT? DEFINITION OF A CLIENT A “Client” means a person for whom a project is carried out, in the course or furtherance of a trade, business or undertaking, or who undertakes a project directly in the course or
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