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CONSTRUCTION site SAFETY HANDBOOK . for Public Works Programme WORKS BUREAU May 2000. 0-1. Foreword The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is firmly committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for all personnel involved in the CONSTRUCTION of public works and others who may be affected by the works. Recognising that front line supervision is crucial in ensuring that contractors comply with specified SAFETY standards, this HANDBOOK is intended to be a comprehensive but simple guide to good SAFETY practice for use by site supervisory staff in the works departments. ( S. S. Lee ). Secretary for Works May 2000. 0-2. Introduction SAFETY is a duty of all. It is imperative that all personnel involved in CONSTRUCTION works should play their respective roles towards the provision and upkeeping of a safe and healthy working environment. All staff should therefore be conversant with essential SAFETY knowledge and have a high degree of SAFETY awareness so that they are able to identity unsafe acts/conditions and ask for rectification.
2.8 Work on Demolition Sites 2 - 45. 2.9 Work in Tunnels 2 - 47. 2.10 Gas Risk Areas 2 - 52. 2.11 Work in the Vicinity of Gas Pipes 2 - 53. Chapter 3 . Safe Use of Plant 3.1 Cranes 3 - 1. 3.2 Excavators 3 - 4. 3.3 Trucks and Dumpers 3 - 7 ... employed at one or more than one construction sites is 100 or more. In general for public works ...
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