CITB Site Communication and Documentation Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of a Construction Phase Plan (CPP) on a US construction project?
Answer: To document safety arrangements for the construction phase
A Construction Phase Plan documents the health and safety arrangements, site rules, and procedures that apply during the construction phase of a project.
What does a site induction communicate to new workers arriving on a construction site?
Answer: Site-specific hazards, rules, and emergency procedures
A site induction informs new workers of site-specific hazards, safety rules, emergency procedures, and welfare facilities before they begin work.
Which document records the day-to-day events, progress, and issues on a construction site?
Answer: Site diary
A site diary is a daily record kept by the site manager or engineer that logs events, progress, instructions, and any issues arising on the project.
What is the purpose of a Method Statement (MS) on a construction site?
Answer: To describe step-by-step how a specific task will be carried out safely
A Method Statement describes the sequence of operations and safety measures for carrying out a specific task, ensuring workers understand the safe process.
In construction communication, what does 'RFI' stand for?
Answer: Request for Information
A Request for Information (RFI) is a formal document used to obtain clarification on design drawings, specifications, or contract details from the designer or client.
Who is primarily responsible for maintaining the accident book on a US construction site?
Answer: The site safety officer or designated responsible person
The site safety officer or a designated responsible person is required to maintain the accident book, ensuring all incidents are recorded in compliance with OSHA reporting requirements.