Goodwill gestures to dog walkers

Published 20 July 2015 | No comments
Written by Els Geurts
CategoriesCommunity engagement
 It is always important to consider the impact that your site will have on neighbours and the public. Showing courtesy and respect to the local community will help to build good relations and leave behind a positive impression of the industry. Below is an example of how the site counteracted the closure of a dog walking area: For work to...

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Published 8 July 2015 | No comments
Written by Els Geurts
CategoriesPedestrian safety Trip hazard prevention
Sites should have appropriate fencing in place to segregate areas for workers, visitors and the general public. Where road or footpath diversions are necessary, barriers and fences should be implemented to avoid unnecessary risk. As part of the re-development, concealed feet for fencing were used. These were a considerate safety system as they used up less space and prevented any potential trip hazards. They...

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