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Construction Industry Safety Question

NavyandBlue · 2009-11-26 16:01:57

Is there any statutory requirement or internal code of practice that obliges an occupier of a premises or the contractors that he/she is hiring to place a sign/notice on the outside of the premises to tell the public that construction work is taking place inside the building? Thanks for any help.

26-11-2009 4:01pm

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NavyandBlue

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Is there any statutory requirement or internal code of practice that obliges an occupier of a premises or the contractors that he/she is hiring to place a sign/notice on the outside of the premises to tell the public that construction work is taking place inside the building?

Thanks for any help.

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#2 26-11-2009 5:09pm

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If this is small work, then generally no. If there are more than 500 man hours(?) responsibilities increase.

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