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Health and safety gateways for construction project planning

Hare, Billy / Cameron, Iain

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This paper aims to report on the findings from a research project, commissioned by the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE), investigating the integration of health and safety (H&S) with construction planning.

Design/methodology/approach –

A combination of group and individual interviews were undertaken with qualitative methods of analysis to develop an integrated process model.

Findings –

The model developed uses “Gateway” decision points, which allows flexibility and the early integration of H&S at a strategic level, although detailed planning is still required through the use of integrated management tools.

Practical implications –

This study will help practitioners who wish to integrate CDM principles using a process model. It has also informed the HSE with policy decisions for their review of the Construction Design and Management Regulations 1994.

Originality/value –

Previous research on construction H&S has tended to concentrate on site management. This study extends knowledge and understanding of how H&S can be integrated at the planning stage of projects.

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Health and safety gateways for construction project planning

Hare, Billy / Cameron, Iain

Abstract

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Design/methodology/approach –

A combination of group and individual interviews were undertaken with qualitative methods of analysis to develop an integrated process model.

Findings –

Practical implications –

Originality/value –

Previous research on construction H&S has tended to concentrate on site management. This study extends knowledge and understanding of how H&S can be integrated at the planning stage of projects.

Health and safety gateways for construction project planning

Hare, Billy / Cameron, Iain

Abstract

–

Design/methodology/approach –

A combination of group and individual interviews were undertaken with qualitative methods of analysis to develop an integrated process model.

Findings –

Practical implications –

Originality/value –

Previous research on construction H&S has tended to concentrate on site management. This study extends knowledge and understanding of how H&S can be integrated at the planning stage of projects.