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3.4 The temporary works implementation plan
3.4.1
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, regulation 12(1) and 12(2),
requires the Principal Contractor, with more than one contractor on a project, or the
contractor, must draw up a construction phase plan that sets out the health and safety
arrangements for a construction project.
3.4.2
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, regulation15(3)(b) requires the
Contractor to comply with the parts of the construction phase plan applicable to them.
3.4.3
In addition, L153 Appendix 5 page 84 provides a summary of how the different types of
information relate to and influence each other on a construction project where more than one
contractor is involved. This is illustrated as follows.
Pre-construction
information
Provided by:
Client
Consider this:
1. Who
develops
your
pre-
construction information? Is
Temporary works
implementation plan
Developed by:
Project Team
Construction phase plan
Developed by:
Principal Contractor
it accurate?
2. Who develops the construction
phase plan?
3. How is information managed in
the post-construction phase?
Health and safety file
Responsibility of:
Principal Designer
3.4.4
L153 Appendix 3 page 77 gives guidance on the requirements of the construction phase plan
and actions required for each duty holder. Headings in a typical construction phase plan are
illustrated below including those relating specifically to arrangements for managing temporary
works.
Heading
Subheading
1. Description of the
project
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
Project description
Programme details
Key Dates
Details of the project team
1.4.1 Client
1.4.2 Principal Designer
1.4.3 Principal Contractor
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