Construction Industry Advisory Committee CONIAC - Revision history

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	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction: a guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.		In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction: a guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.

−	At a meeting on 5 July 2017, CONIAC was re-constituted with a smaller steering group of just ten members. Five new working groups will feed into the steering group. Ref [https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian]	+	At a meeting on 5 July 2017, CONIAC was re-constituted with a smaller steering group of just ten members. Five new working groups will feed into the steering group.

	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.		In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.

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	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.		In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.
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		+	Safety matters are dealt with primarily by the Managing Risk Well Group, which has produced the Safety Steps guide to working at height. This is hosted on the AIF website.

	The CONIAC committee is now hosted within [https://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/index.htm HSE web communities].		The CONIAC committee is now hosted within [https://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/index.htm HSE web communities].

Editor at 12:07, 31 January 2022

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	The CONIAC committee is now hosted within [https://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/index.htm HSE web communities].		The CONIAC committee is now hosted within [https://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/index.htm HSE web communities].

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Asbestos.		* Asbestos.
	* CDM.		* CDM.
		+	* CONIAC produces essential messages on safe work at height.
	* Construction fire safety responsibility and competence matrix.		* Construction fire safety responsibility and competence matrix.
	* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).		* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).

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	* Asbestos.		* Asbestos.
	* CDM.		* CDM.
		+	* Construction fire safety responsibility and competence matrix.
	* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).		* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).
	* Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.		* Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.
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	* Wellbeing.		* Wellbeing.

−	[[Category:~~Organisations~~]] [[Category:~~DCN_Organisation~~]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Organisation]] [[Category:Organisations]]

Editor at 12:49, 22 January 2020

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	In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.		In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.

−	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction~~. A~~ guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.	+	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction: a guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.

−	At a meeting on 5 July 2017, CONIAC was re-constituted with a smaller steering group of just ten ~~member~~. 5 new working groups will feed into the steering group. Ref [https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian]	+	At a meeting on 5 July 2017, CONIAC was re-constituted with a smaller steering group of just ten members. Five new working groups will feed into the steering group. Ref [https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian]

	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.		In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.
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		+	The CONIAC committee is now hosted within [https://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/index.htm HSE web communities].

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Wellbeing.		* Wellbeing.

−	[[Category:Organisations]]	+	[[Category:Organisations]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]]

Designing Buildings at 10:27, 23 August 2019

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	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.		In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Asbestos.		* Asbestos.
	* CDM.		* CDM.
	* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).		* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).
−	* Control of Substances Hazardous to Health ~~(COSHH)~~.	+	* Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.
	* Deleterious materials.		* Deleterious materials.
	* Environmental health.		* Environmental health.
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	* Health and safety policy.		* Health and safety policy.
	* Health and safety.		* Health and safety.
		+	* Occupational health.
	* Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.		* Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.
	* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.		* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.

Designing Buildings at 12:05, 11 December 2017

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	The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health. It does this through research, provision of information and advice, training, publication of regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.		The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health. It does this through research, provision of information and advice, training, publication of regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.

−	The [http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/coniac-oh-guidance.pdf Construction Industry Advisory Committee] (CONIAC) ~~advises~~ the HSE on the protection of people from hazards to health and safety within the building, civil engineering and engineering construction industries. Its membership comes from the HSE, employers, employees and key industry stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises. It is chaired by the Chief Inspector of Construction.	+	The [http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/coniac-oh-guidance.pdf Construction Industry Advisory Committee] (CONIAC) was established in 2003, to advise the HSE on the protection of people from hazards to health and safety within the building, civil engineering and engineering construction industries. Its membership comes from the HSE, employers, employees and key industry stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises. It is chaired by the Chief Inspector of Construction.

	CONIAC works to secure close links between the industry and HSE and to help the industry deliver Revitalising Health and Safety (RHS) targets set at the 2001 Construction Summit.		CONIAC works to secure close links between the industry and HSE and to help the industry deliver Revitalising Health and Safety (RHS) targets set at the 2001 Construction Summit.
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	In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.		In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.

−	CONIAC ~~has four sub groups:~~	+	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.

−	* Safety Working Group.	+	At a meeting on 5 July 2017, CONIAC was re-constituted with a smaller steering group of just ten member. 5 new working groups will feed into the steering group. Ref [https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian https://www.healthandsafetyatwork.com/worker-involvement/construction-signs-new-deal-hse-coniac-conian]
−	* Working Well Together Steering Group.	+
−	* Asbestos Liaison Group.	+
−	* Health Risks Working Group.	+
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−	~~In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in~~ construction. ~~A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group~~. ~~The 20~~-~~page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the~~ construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.	+

	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.		In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.

Designing Buildings at 11:59, 11 December 2017

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	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.		In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.
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		+	In December 2017, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) set up a Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN). CONIAN will create a platform for the industry to provide information to CONIAC and to promote information produced by HSE.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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	The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health. It does this through research, provision of information and advice, training, publication of regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.		The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health. It does this through research, provision of information and advice, training, publication of regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.

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	CONIAC has four sub groups:		CONIAC has four sub groups:
−	*Safety Working Group.	+
−	*Working Well Together Steering Group.	+	* Safety Working Group.
−	*Asbestos Liaison Group.	+	* Working Well Together Steering Group.
−	*Health Risks Working Group.	+	* Asbestos Liaison Group.
		+	* Health Risks Working Group.

	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.		In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Asbestos.	+
−	*CDM.	+	* Asbestos.
−	*Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH).	+	* CDM.
−	*Deleterious materials.	+	* Construction Industry Advisory Network (CONIAN).
−	*Environmental health.	+	* Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH).
−	*Health and safety consultant.	+	* Deleterious materials.
−	*Health and Safety Executive.	+	* Environmental health.
−	*Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.	+	* Health and safety consultant.
−	*Health and safety policy.	+	* Health and Safety Executive.
−	*Health and safety.	+	* Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.
−	*Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.	+	* Health and safety policy.
−	*Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.	+	* Health and safety.
−	*Wellbeing.	+	* Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.
		+	* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
		+	* Wellbeing.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]

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		+	The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health. It does this through research, provision of information and advice, training, publication of regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.

−	The ~~Health and Safety Executive~~ (~~HSE~~) ~~is Britain’s national regulator for workplace~~ health and safety~~. It aims to reduce work-related death~~, ~~injury~~ and ~~ill health~~. ~~It does so through research~~, ~~information and advice~~, ~~promoting training; new or revised regulations~~ and ~~codes of practice~~, and ~~working with local authority partners~~ by ~~inspection, investigation and enforcement~~	+	The [http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/coniac-oh-guidance.pdf Construction Industry Advisory Committee] (CONIAC) advises the HSE on the protection of people from hazards to health and safety within the building, civil engineering and engineering construction industries. Its membership comes from the HSE, employers, employees and key industry stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises. It is chaired by the Chief Inspector of Construction.

−	~~The [http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/meetings/iacs/coniac/coniac-oh-guidance.pdf Construction Industry Advisory Committee] (~~CONIAC) advises the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on the protection of people at work and others from hazards to health and safety within the building, civil engineering and engineering construction industries. Its membership comes from the HSE, employers and employees and key industry stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises. It is chaired by the Chief Inspector of Construction.	+	CONIAC works to secure close links between the industry and HSE and to help the industry deliver Revitalising Health and Safety (RHS) targets set at the 2001 Construction Summit.
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−	It works to secure close links between the industry and HSE and to help the industry deliver Revitalising Health and Safety (RHS) targets set at the 2001 Construction Summit.	+

	In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.		In 2013, CONIAC was reconstituted with refreshed membership and a new approach reflecting HSE’s aim of taking forward new ways of working with the constituencies represented on CONIAC.

	CONIAC has four sub groups:		CONIAC has four sub groups:
−	*Safety Working Group	+	*Safety Working Group.
−	*Working Well Together Steering Group	+	*Working Well Together Steering Group.
−	*Asbestos Liaison Group	+	*Asbestos Liaison Group.
−	*~~Health Risks Working Group~~	+	*Health Risks Working Group.
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−	~~In November 2015, the Health and Safety Executive published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the~~ Health Risks Working Group.	+

−	The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but ~~will~~ also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.	+	In November 2015, HSE published ‘Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision’ prepared by the CONIAC Health Risks Working Group. The 20-page guide provides advice on assessing the risks to health in the construction industry and the role of the occupational health service in preventing or controlling those risks. It is aimed at employers, but is also be relevant to directors, health and safety professionals, safety representatives and occupational health service providers.

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	*Deleterious materials.		*Deleterious materials.
	*Environmental health.		*Environmental health.
−	*Fee for intervention.
	*Health and safety consultant.		*Health and safety consultant.
	*Health and Safety Executive.		*Health and Safety Executive.
−	*Health and safety inspector.
	*Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.		*Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.
	*Health and safety policy.		*Health and safety policy.
	*Health and safety.		*Health and safety.
−	*Heat stress.
−	*Notification to HSE.
	*Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.		*Occupational health risk management in construction. A guide to the key issues of occupational health provision.
−	*Personal protective equipment.
	*Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.		*Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
	*Wellbeing.		*Wellbeing.
−	*Work at height regulations.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]