Guide to Security Plans 2.0
English: The guide is updated with the chapter “Integration to Safety Plans – Covid-19 Risk” edited by Marco Ballardini and Carmine Moretti. The update, complete with over 50 editable and customizable modules, provides useful tools and indications to follow in managing the emergency related to the spread of COVID-19 infection on construction sites. The aim was to give the text a practical slant, based on the experience gained in this period in consultancy, with pre-filled examples of specific documents, procedures, protocols, checklists, signage, which can be used to manage the risk of COVID-19 contagion on construction sites. The update takes into consideration ALL the activities operating in a construction company and/or on a construction site, divided for ease of consultation into 3 groups: Artisans, individual firms and self-employed workers who operate on construction sites, without workers; Construction companies operating on construction sites, with employees or employee-worker partners or worker-partners; Safety Coordinator’s Obligations in the Design and Execution Phase This new Guide to Safety Plans 2.0, now in its second edition, is renewed and updated to the state of the art in terms of technical and regulatory developments to offer a real guided path for drafting the Safety and Coordination Plan (PSC), the Technical File (FT), the Operational Safety Plan (POS) and the Substitute Safety Plan (PSS), accompanying the reader step by step in drafting, organizing and managing the documentation. The work sheets and forms, downloadable from the cloud, are editable and customizable according to specific needs and have been updated while maintaining the innovative graphic layout of the previous edition, with the addition of some features to facilitate work. The signage relating to the PPE necessary for the correct performance of the work has also been maintained and enriched. In line with the requests made over the years by the control bodies, this guide offers a clear, comprehensible and precise operational tool, further improved and refined by the experience gained by the Authors during many years of professional practice on construction sites as safety managers and coordinators. This new edition deepens and extends the treatment with additional machine sheets, homogeneous groups and work sheets, such as for example:• remediation of war ordnance;• road accidents and site safety;• archaeological excavations;• installation of road signs;• updating of asbestos remediation sheet. Furthermore, the contents of the machine sheets, homogeneous groups and work sheets already present in the previous edition have been integrated with the risks from exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Artificial Optical Radiation (AOR). Furthermore, the indications regarding the management of documents during the construction site phases are of particular importance, especially with regard to the updating methods. There are clear instructions for correctly exercising coordination and control of the construction site, through reports, forms and updates: not only of interferences and work, but also of companies and self-employed workers, both from the point of view of the contracting and/or executing company and the coordinator. Another new feature of this guide is the inclusion of a section dedicated to modeling and BIM (Building Information Modeling) in the management of safety on the construction site. Luca LenziSafety engineer, he is a teacher and coordinator at the Istituto Professionale Lavoratori Edili of the Province of Bologna and a contract teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna as well as the owner of the engineering firm of the same name. In the construction site sector, he boasts twenty years of experience in Coordination in both Design and Execution and follows as a consultant or RSPP important companies operating in the construction and restoration sector. Carmine MorettiEnvironmental engineer, he is a business consultant and owner of the TMA Srl studio in Bologna. He has been dealing with safety and health in the workplace and the environment since 2003. He is a consultant for companies with offices in various regions of the country. In recent years he has created and edited several publications on workplace safety. Francesco Loro A construction engineer, he teaches design, construction, systems and technical drawing at technical and professional institutes. Always passionate about architectural modeling, he has been involved in corporate safety and construction site organization for years, providing consultancy and collaborating with companies and professionals in the field of design and construction.
