Access to construction sites - Revision history

Editor at 16:31, 18 February 2021

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	* CCTV.		* CCTV.
	* Construction consolidation centre (CCC).		* Construction consolidation centre (CCC).
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	* Entry control.		* Entry control.
	* Hoarding.		* Hoarding.

Designing Buildings at 09:34, 28 September 2020

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	* The benefits of security gates and access-control solutions for business premises.		* The benefits of security gates and access-control solutions for business premises.

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Editor at 19:07, 4 February 2020

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	Management systems are then necessary to ensure that visits to site are scheduled, workers and visitors are given a proper site induction and appropriate site accreditation, staff are trained, proper records are kept and so on. It may also be possible to limit the amount of access that is required, for example by requiring that the workforce park off-site, adopting off-site prefabrication construction techniques, the use of a construction consolidation centre (CCC), and so on.		Management systems are then necessary to ensure that visits to site are scheduled, workers and visitors are given a proper site induction and appropriate site accreditation, staff are trained, proper records are kept and so on. It may also be possible to limit the amount of access that is required, for example by requiring that the workforce park off-site, adopting off-site prefabrication construction techniques, the use of a construction consolidation centre (CCC), and so on.

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	* Site visit.		* Site visit.
	* Site visitors book.		* Site visitors book.
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Designing Buildings at 13:22, 7 October 2018

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	* Construction consolidation centre (CCC).		* Construction consolidation centre (CCC).
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	* Hoarding.		* Hoarding.
	* Perimeter security.		* Perimeter security.

Editor at 13:05, 12 September 2018

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	Perimeter hoarding or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.		Perimeter hoarding or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.

−	In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and / or 24-hour guards.	+	In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and/or 24-hour guards.

	Turnstiles, security gates and guards can then be used to ensure that only authorised personnel can enter. This may include the use of electronic access control systems (ACS) such as:		Turnstiles, security gates and guards can then be used to ensure that only authorised personnel can enter. This may include the use of electronic access control systems (ACS) such as:
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	In addition to controlling access, ACS can also provide up-to-date and accurate accounting for on-site personnel and can assist with controlling health and safety.		In addition to controlling access, ACS can also provide up-to-date and accurate accounting for on-site personnel and can assist with controlling health and safety.

−	Other measures might include signage, sign-in and reception areas, storing materials and plant away from the perimeter, lighting, CCTV, motion detectors, monitored alarms, locks, removal of ladders, protection of scaffolding, public address systems, keeping the site clean and tidy, secure storage and so on.	+	Other measures might include signage, sign-in and reception areas, storing materials and plant away from the perimeter, lighting, CCTV, motion detectors, monitored alarms, locks, removal of ladders, protection of scaffolding, public address systems, keeping the site clean and tidy, secure storage, and so on.

	Special measures may be necessary for works in the vicinity of vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children and people with disabilities. Children in particular may be drawn to construction sites, seeing them as places to play.		Special measures may be necessary for works in the vicinity of vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children and people with disabilities. Children in particular may be drawn to construction sites, seeing them as places to play.

−	Management systems are then necessary to ensure that visits to site are scheduled, workers and visitors are given a proper site induction and appropriate site accreditation, staff are trained, proper records are kept and so on. It may also be possible to limit the amount of access that is required, for example by requiring that the workforce park off-site, adopting off-site prefabrication construction techniques, the use of a construction consolidation centre (CCC) and so on.	+	Management systems are then necessary to ensure that visits to site are scheduled, workers and visitors are given a proper site induction and appropriate site accreditation, staff are trained, proper records are kept and so on. It may also be possible to limit the amount of access that is required, for example by requiring that the workforce park off-site, adopting off-site prefabrication construction techniques, the use of a construction consolidation centre (CCC), and so on.

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		+	* Access.
	* Access control.		* Access control.
	* CCTV.		* CCTV.

Designing Buildings at 06:10, 10 August 2018

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Editor at 18:44, 8 January 2018

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	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.
	* Site rules.		* Site rules.
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	* Site visitors book.		* Site visitors book.

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Designing Buildings: Undo revision 86862 by 81.159.42.43 (talk)

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	Construction sites will generally adopt perimeter security measures to control access, both for safety purposes, and to prevent damage, theft or vandalism.		Construction sites will generally adopt perimeter security measures to control access, both for safety purposes, and to prevent damage, theft or vandalism.

−	~~[https://safefence.co.uk/portable-hoarding-fencing-panel.html~~ Perimeter hoarding] or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.	+	Perimeter hoarding or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.

	In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and / or 24-hour guards.		In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and / or 24-hour guards.
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	Construction sites will generally adopt perimeter security measures to control access, both for safety purposes, and to prevent damage, theft or vandalism.		Construction sites will generally adopt perimeter security measures to control access, both for safety purposes, and to prevent damage, theft or vandalism.

−	Perimeter hoarding or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.	+	[https://safefence.co.uk/portable-hoarding-fencing-panel.html Perimeter hoarding] or security fencing generally creates the primary boundary for controlling access. Hoarding is a temporary construction, of at least 2.4m that is more difficult to climb than fencing and prevents viewing of the site interior. However, can also prevent people from seeing unauthorised personnel if they manage to gain access to the site. For more information, see Hoarding.

	In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and / or 24-hour guards.		In situations where the perimeter is considered to be particularly vulnerable, for example to vehicle ramming, additional barriers may be required, such as a trenches, high kerbs, steel posts, bollards and so on. In addition, a more sophisticated perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) may be installed, and / or 24-hour guards.
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	* Site visitors book.		* Site visitors book.

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Editor at 11:57, 21 August 2017

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	* Site rules.		* Site rules.
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