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These are now guidance documents. They have been designed to support organisations in the development of their own bespoke checklists and forms, including those covered across our series of Site Safety Plus GE700 publications.
This guidance note summarises the principal features of completion of construction works under a variety of construction contracts. It is intended to be of use to surveyors who are certifying, or providing services in consequence of or in relation to, completion of construction works.
- The Riba Plan of Work 2013
- Riba Stage 1: Preparation and Brief
- Summary
Most people in the construction industry will be familiar with the RIBA plan of work 2013, which is often used as a guidance document when planning out the stages of a construction project. Spanning a total of eight stages, and covering the whole lifecycle of a project, the current RIBA plan of work highlights a number of tasks that are relevant at...
There are several design stages in the RIBA plan of work 2013, however, prior to these is arguably one of the most important stages of any project; RIBA Stage 1: Preparation and Brief. As the name suggests, this stage is all about preparation, and if executed correctly, should offer the project a sound foundation for success. Whether you decide to ...
There are many factors to take into consideration when embarking on a new project, in this article we have highlighted three tasks from Stage 1 of the RIBA Plan of Work 2013 which we feel should always be prioritised before undertaking any meaningful design work. A sound initial project brief summarises the project, highlighting objectives, milesto...
Knowing your construction terms is an important part of working in the construction industry. It's awkward when your boss or fellow worker talks about a construction term which you have never heard of or don't understand, even if you're nodding your head in agreement.
Site induction. Every site worker must be given a suitable site induction. The induction should be site specific and highlight any particular risks (including those listed in Schedule 3 of the...
Nov 20, 2019 · A site instruction is a formal instruction typically issued by a general contractor with directives to other contractors or subcontractors. Site instructions fall outside the scope of the original contract and require further directions for crews to complete.
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Construction site preparation is like setting up the stage before a big show. It involves careful tasks like measuring the land, making sure it's flat, and planning how water will drain. But it's not just about that. We also have to consider taking care of the environment and following the rules.
