This document provides details on temporary works procedures, including risk assessments, method statements, and permits. It lists various types of temporary works that may be needed on a construction site, such as fencing, hoarding, excavations, plant bases, attachment points, temporary structures, and inherited/legacy works. For each item, it specifies what should be addressed in the design brief, design checks, responsible parties, registration, installation, handover, inspections, and loading/dismantling. It emphasizes that the Principal Contractor is responsible for inspecting hoarding/fencing daily and securing the site.

1. Procedure : SP 3.5
RISK ASSESSMENT / METHOD STATEMENTS / PERMITS
Issue: B/SS2
Sys. Date: 01.10.2011 Site Services
TEMPORARY WORKS Appendix A
Sheet: 1 of 2
Fencing - SP 9.15 Hoarding Fencing and Barriers
Item Design Brief Design Checks Cat TW Register TWC Installation Handover Inspection Loading /
Check Dismantling
Proprietary Wind exposure As supplier n/a n/a Competent n/a n/a
Bloc/Mesh or information 0 Contractor
panel
Proprietary Wind exposure Structural Engineer SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & Competent handover n/a
panel – non- Temporary Kirkland / PC Contractor certificate /
1 Works sign off Daily – Record
standard post
on SPF 306
or application
Site Hoarding
External Wind exposure / Structural Engineer SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & Competent handover & Fencing n/a
Timber As Client / LA 1 Temporary Kirkland / PC Contractor certificate / Daily
Hoarding requirements Works sign off Inspection
Internal n/a As supplier n/a n/a Competent Inspect – Record n/a
information Contractor daily By Principal
Proprietary 0
hoarding Contractor
Hoarding
procedure
Internal Client requirement Install as per n/a or SPF Bowmer & Competent Inspect – n/a
Partition (aesthetic) permanent works 420 ATP Kirkland / PC Contractor daily
1
otherwise Structural Temporary hoarding
Engineer Works procedure
Ground - Excavations (see also SP 13.8 Plant & Equipment Proprietary Shoring Equipment) / Ground Bearing Capacity Engineering
Item Design Brief Design Checks Cat TW Register TWC Installation Handover Inspection Loading /
Check Dismantling
Bases for Plant Engineered to Structural Engineer SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & Competent Design / QA Daily visual for If concrete
– mobile meet plant Temporary Kirkland / PC Contractor condition and foundation –
cranes / requirements – Works weekly will specify curing
1
crawler cranes Data Sheets form part of time / concrete
Crane strength
/ SETC / Hoists
inspection

2. Procedure : SP 3.5
RISK ASSESSMENT / METHOD STATEMENTS / PERMITS
Issue: B/SS2
Sys. Date: 01.10.2011 Site Services
TEMPORARY WORKS Appendix A
Sheet: 2 of 2
Structures
Item Design Brief Design Checks Cat TW Register TWC Installation Handover Inspection Loading /
Check Dismantling
Attachment Scheme Structural Engineer SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & Sequence of works Yes + pull- Rated Capacity to
points – work requirements Temporary Kirkland as per method out test if be known and
restraint, work Works statement required clearly marked.
positioning or 1
fall protection
during
construction
True Scheme Structural Engineer SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & Under supervision Yes Sequence of
‘Temporary requirements Temporary Kirkland of structural works / use as per
2 Works engineer method statement
structure’: e.g.
bridge
TAU gantry / Wind exposure Supplier data or SPF 420 ATP Bowmer & n/a stability n/a n/a
multi stack Structural Engineer 0 Temporary Kirkland calculation only
Works
‘Legacy’ / ‘Inherited’ Temporary Works
CDMC to confirm Designer, Design Brief, Design Checks, specialist Contractor / Supplier, any Licence or Permit holder, bond etc. inspection
All requirements, and method statement / sequence for loading or dismantling .
Existing Structures: Permanent works with loading restrictions should form part of the design checks e.g. roof, floor, yard / ground loadings etc. and part
of the pre-construction information.
The CDMC should be able to provide assessment of competence for the Designer and Supplier Appointed by any Client / Contractor, or arrange for
structural and dilapidation checks and instruct any necessary remedial work on behalf of the Client.
If the CDMC is unable to obtain Designer Details, Design Brief / Design checks a full survey and remedial work should be instructed by the Client.
Hoarding /
Fencing Until this information is available the hoarding / fence remains the responsibility of the site owner or Permit / Licence holder e.g. demolition
Contractor / previous Principal Contractor.
A visual inspection and dilapidation photos should be prepared and any areas of immediate or serious concern notified to the CDMC / Client.
To comply with CDM Regulations where we are Principal Contractor daily inspections should take place and be recorded on SPF 306 Site Hoarding &
Fencing Daily Inspection Record. The site should be secured with additional security, temporary fencing, etc. to maintain the boundary and to exclude
unauthorised persons.