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Civil Engineering Scope
Palace
IIT Hyderabad
Skills set for Good Engineer
Presence of Mind
Civil Engineering Principles & Skills
Responsibilities of Civil Engineer
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Types of Hazards
1. Fall from height
2. Electric current
3. Caught/trapped in
between
4. Design level hazards
Case Study 1
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Design & Planning Safety
Control Hierarchy for Safe Construction
ERICPD
• Eliminate
• Reduce (e.g. exposure, frequency)
• Isolate (Process, Energy, need for access)
• Controls (Engineering, Machinery, Guarding)
• PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
• Discipline (clear safety/site rules, signs, training etc.)
Basic Safety Accountabilities
Duties of Designer
Who is a designer?
any person
(including a client, contractor or other person referred to in these
Regulations) who in the course or furtherance of a business—
(a) prepares or modifies a design; or
(b) arranges for, or instructs, any person under their control to
do so,
relating to a structure, or to a product or mechanical or electrical
system intended for a particular structure
a person is deemed to prepare a design
where a design is prepared by a person under their control;
Duties of Designer
Coordination and cooperation
• Liaise with any other designers to establish how different aspects
of designs interact with and influence health and safety
– Includes temporary and permanent works
• Co-operate with contractors and principal contractors
– Knowledge and experience in practicalities of building the
design
• Design reviews
– Focus on H&S matters alongside other key aspects of the
project
– Frequency and level of detail proportionate to scale and
complexity
Duties of Designer
Duties of Designer
Design information
• Designers have a duty to provide H&S information about:
– The design (to other duty holders)
– Significant risks that cannot be eliminated (to the principal
contractor)
• Significant risks are those that could be:
– Difficult to manage
– Unusual
– Not obvious
• Information should be comprehensible
– And provided as soon as is practicable.
Duties of Designer
GRP used as
lighter and
quicker to install
Practical Issues Vs Design
Cannot backfill until roof slab installed,
Difficult access. Longer temporary
works?
• Trench collapse
• Scaffold collapse
PPE failure
Safety in Execution
Fall protection
Scaffold protection