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−	The process of site clearance is generally undertaken as part of enabling works, carried out to prepare a site for ~~fucking~~. It involves the clearing the site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the actual construction works can begin.	+	The process of site clearance is generally undertaken as part of enabling works, carried out to prepare a site for construction. It involves the clearing the site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the actual construction works can begin.

	It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.		It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.

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−	The process of site clearance is generally undertaken as part of enabling works, carried out to prepare a site for ~~construction~~. It involves the clearing the site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the actual construction works can begin.	+	The process of site clearance is generally undertaken as part of enabling works, carried out to prepare a site for fucking. It involves the clearing the site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the actual construction works can begin.

	It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.		It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.

Editor at 18:23, 12 January 2021

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	* Environmental Protection Act.		* Environmental Protection Act.
	* Fly-tipping.		* Fly-tipping.
		+	* National Federation of Demolition Contractors NFDC.
	* Preliminaries in construction.		* Preliminaries in construction.

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		+	* Achieve safety in demolition.
	* Construction skip.		* Construction skip.
	* Construction waste.		* Construction waste.

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	It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.		It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.

−	A site waste management plan (SWMP) may be prepared before site clearance begins. This describes how materials will be managed efficiently and disposed of legally, explaining how the re-use and recycling of materials will be maximised. All types of waste present on the site must be removed safely and efficiently. If there is any contaminated waste or potentially hazardous substances (such as asbestos), professional disposal experts must be consulted to safely handle them~~. For more information, see Site waste management plan~~.	+	A site waste management plan (SWMP) may be prepared before site clearance begins. This describes how materials will be managed efficiently and disposed of legally, explaining how the re-use and recycling of materials will be maximised. All types of waste present on the site must be removed safely and efficiently. If there is any contaminated waste or potentially hazardous substances (such as asbestos), professional disposal experts must be consulted to safely handle them.

−	Site clearance might be carried out as part of the main construction contract, or it may be carried out in advance of the main contract, and might be part of a wider contract including other enabling works or facilitating works, such as; demolition works, soil stabilisation works, services diversion, constructing access roads and so on.	+	For more information, see Site waste management plan.
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		+	Site clearance might be carried out as part of the main construction contract, or it may be carried out in advance of the main contract, and might be part of a wider contract including other enabling works or facilitating works, such as; demolition works, soil stabilisation works, services diversion, constructing access roads, and so on.

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	* Enabling works.		* Enabling works.
	* Environmental Protection Act.		* Environmental Protection Act.
		+	* Fly-tipping.
	* Preliminaries in construction.		* Preliminaries in construction.

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−	~~Site~~ clearance ~~forms~~ part of enabling works ~~which are done~~ to prepare a site ~~prior to~~ construction ~~work taking place~~. It involves the clearing ~~of a construction~~ site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the ~~building~~ works can ~~proceed~~.	+	The process of site clearance is generally undertaken as part of enabling works, carried out to prepare a site for construction. It involves the clearing the site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the actual construction works can begin.

−	It involves clearing a site of any machinery ~~and~~ equipment ~~that has been left behind~~, ~~as well as any~~ surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. ~~All types of waste present on the site must be removed safely~~ and ~~efficiently. If there is any contaminated waste or potentially hazardous substances (e.g. asbestos)~~, ~~professional disposal experts must be consulted to safely handle them~~. ~~If contamination is suspected, desktop studies of site history~~ should be ~~carried out~~ to ~~establish whether~~ there ~~is a need~~ for ~~further investigation~~.	+	It involves clearing a site of any machinery or equipment, unwanted surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. Site clearance may also involve clearing away vegetation and surface soil, and levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected.

−	A site waste management plan (SWMP) ~~should initially~~ be prepared ~~by the client~~ before site clearance ~~and construction~~ begins. ~~It should describe~~ how materials will be managed efficiently and disposed of legally, explaining how the re-use and recycling of materials will be maximised. For more information, see Site waste management plan.	+	A site waste management plan (SWMP) may be prepared before site clearance begins. This describes how materials will be managed efficiently and disposed of legally, explaining how the re-use and recycling of materials will be maximised. All types of waste present on the site must be removed safely and efficiently. If there is any contaminated waste or potentially hazardous substances (such as asbestos), professional disposal experts must be consulted to safely handle them. For more information, see Site waste management plan.

−	Site clearance ~~also involves clearing away vegetation and surface soil, levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should~~ be ~~taken to ensure that there are~~ the ~~correct approvals in place~~, ~~particularly for trees which~~ may be ~~protected~~ and ~~should not~~ be ~~cleared~~.	+	Site clearance might be carried out as part of the main construction contract, or it may be carried out in advance of the main contract, and might be part of a wider contract including other enabling works or facilitating works, such as; demolition works, soil stabilisation works, services diversion, constructing access roads and so on.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	Site clearance forms part of enabling works which are done to prepare a site prior to construction work taking place. It involves the clearing of a construction site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the building works can proceed.		Site clearance forms part of enabling works which are done to prepare a site prior to construction work taking place. It involves the clearing of a construction site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the building works can proceed.
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−	* ~~[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Construction_skip C]onstruction~~ skip.	+	* Construction skip.
	* Construction waste.		* Construction waste.
	* Construction waste disposal.		* Construction waste disposal.

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Site clearance forms part of enabling works which are done to prepare a site prior to construction work taking place. It involves the clearing of a construction site to allow other remedial, treatment or demolition works to take place before the building works can proceed.

It involves clearing a site of any machinery and equipment that has been left behind, as well as any surplus materials, rubbish, and so on. All types of waste present on the site must be removed safely and efficiently. If there is any contaminated waste or potentially hazardous substances (e.g. asbestos), professional disposal experts must be consulted to safely handle them. If contamination is suspected, desktop studies of site history should be carried out to establish whether there is a need for further investigation.

A site waste management plan (SWMP) should initially be prepared by the client before site clearance and construction begins. It should describe how materials will be managed efficiently and disposed of legally, explaining how the re-use and recycling of materials will be maximised. For more information, see Site waste management plan.

Site clearance also involves clearing away vegetation and surface soil, levelling and preparing the ground for the planned construction works. Care should be taken to ensure that there are the correct approvals in place, particularly for trees which may be protected and should not be cleared.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Construction_skip C]onstruction skip.
* Construction waste.
* Construction waste disposal.
* Demolition.
* Enabling works.
* Environmental Protection Act.
* Preliminaries in construction.

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