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1 2011 BARC/ 2011 /E/006 BARC/ 2011 /E/006 CONSTRUCTION safety MANUAL FOR WORKS CONTRACTP repared byKaushik Kayal and B. SrinivasArchitecture & Civil Engineering Padmavathi and Praveen DubeyIndustrial Hygiene and safety SectionRadiation safety Systems DivisionReviewed Gurjar, A&CEDA pproved byK. Srinivas, A&CEDBARC/ 2011 /E/006 BARC/ 2011 /E/006 GOVERNMENT OF INDIAATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSIONBHABHA ATOMIC RESEARCH CENTREMUMBAI, INDIA2011 CONSTRUCTION safety MANUAL FOR WORKS CONTRACTP repared byKaushik Kayal and B.

2 SrinivasArchitecture & Civil Engineering Padmavathi and Praveen DubeyIndustrial Hygiene and safety SectionRadiation safety Systems DivisionReviewed Gurjar, A&CEDA pproved byK. Srinivas, A&CEDBIBLIOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION SHEET FOR TECHNICAL REPORT(as per IS : 9400 - 1980)01 Security classification :Unclassified02 Distribution :External03 Report status :New04 Series :BARC External05 Report type :Technical Report06 Report No. :BARC/ 2011 /E/00607 Part No. or Volume No. :08 Contract No.

3 :10 Title and subtitle :Construction safety manual for works contract11 Collation :81 p., 16 No. :20 Personal author(s) :1) Kaushik Kayal; B. Srinivas; Gurjar; K. Srinivas2) Padmavathi; Praveen Dubey21 Affiliation of author(s) :1) Architecture and Civil EngineeringDivision, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai2) Industrial Hygiene and safety Section, Radiation safety Systems Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai22 Corporate author(s) :Bhabha Atomic Research Centre,Mumbai - 400 08523 Originating unit :Architecture and Civil Engineering Division,BARC, Mumbai24 Sponsor(s) Name :Department of Atomic EnergyType.

4 Government BARC/ 2011 /E/006 BARC/ 2011 /E/006 30 Date of submission :Febuary 2011 31 Publication/Issue date :March 201140 Publisher/Distributor :Head, Scientific Information Resource Division,Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai42 Form of distribution :Hard copy50 Language of text :English, Hindi51 Language of summary :English52No. of references :22 data on :6070 Keywords/Descriptors :CONSTRUCTION; CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL; MANUALS;OCCUPATIONAL safety ; HEALTH HAZARDS; safety ENGINEERING; ARCHITECTS;CONSTRUCTION PERMITS; TRAINING71 UDC Class No.

5 :69(076)99 Supplementary elements :Abstract : Construction Industry is highly prone to hazards related to site activities andconstruction projects engage large number of contract workers. Contract workers come fromvaried trades especially from rural areas and agricultural background and do not have propertraining in construction safety . During execution at site, these workers are exposed to variousrisks involved in construction works and other occupational diseases and health hazards whichcause injuries and illnesses.

6 As a result, the construction projects get delayed due to loss ofworking hours and other legal hassles. Therefore, it is essential for any construction project tohave certain safety guidelines for site activities and to create awareness among the workers,site supervisor and engineers. The aim of the Construction safety Manual is to enable to maintainsafe working condition at all construction sites under Architecture and Civil Engineering Division,Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. This manual covers safety policy, principles and objectivesof Architecture and Civil Engineering Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, generalguidelines on safe working procedures for various construction activities, Site Level SafetyCommittee responsible for implementation of these procedures, monitoring and reportingprocedures and training and awareness building programmes.

7 This manual also includes annexurescontaining various formats to be followed for implementation of safe working procedure andlegal compliance.

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10 Construction safety Manual for Works Contract Abstract Construction Industry is highly prone to hazards related to site activities and construction projects engage large number of contract workers. Contract workers come from varied trades especially from rural areas and agricultural background and do not have proper training in construction safety . During execution at site, these workers are exposed to various risks involved in construction works and other occupational diseases and health hazards which cause injuries and illnesses.