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15.Client’s duty in relation to information where a project is notifiable
16.The client’s duty in relation to the start of the construction phase where a project is notifiable
17.The client’s duty in relation to the health and safety file
23.The principal contractor’s duty in relation to the construction phase plan
24.The principal contractor’s duty in relation to co-operation and consultation with workers
PARTICULARS TO BE NOTIFIED TO THE EXECUTIVE (or Office of Rail Regulation)
4.A brief description of the project and the construction work...
5.Contact details of the client (name, address, telephone number and...
6.Contact details of the CDM co-ordinator (name, address, telephone number...
7.Contact details of the principal contractor (name, address, telephone number...
9.The time allowed by the client to the principal contractor...
11.Estimated maximum number of people at work on the construction...
2.So far as is reasonably practicable, sanitary conveniences and the...
3.Separate rooms containing sanitary conveniences shall be provided for men...
5.Washing facilities shall be provided— (a) in the immediate vicinity...
6.Washing facilities shall include— (a) a supply of clean hot...
7.Rooms containing washing facilities shall be sufficiently ventilated and lit....
8.Washing facilities and the rooms containing them shall be kept...
9.Subject to paragraph 10 below, separate washing facilities shall be...
10.Paragraph 9 above shall not apply to facilities which are...
12.Every supply of drinking water shall be conspicuously marked by...
13.Where a supply of drinking water is provided, there shall...
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