Temporary Construction Methods
When working in or near rivers, construction sites are more at risk of flooding from rising river levels. Pollution from sediment and other pollutants can come from a number of sources on construction sites (see box below). Potential sources of pollution on construction sites • Direct disturbance of the banks and bed of rivers and lochs
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