Logging of all TKC personnel and subcontractors entering and leaving the Site and briefing all new personnel on relevant safety and security matters.
Ensuring that the on-site team and any subcontractors have the necessary skills/qualifications/insurance appropriate to the task to be undertaken.
Ensuring that all assembly tasks are carried out in such a manner as to avoid any structure from becoming a hazard due to instability. This may require obtaining weather forecast data so that additional measures can be taken in the event of adverse weather, i.e. lightning and high winds etc.
Ensuring that the mains power distribution for portable electric tools is configured to minimise the risks of electric shock hazard. All electrical construction tools shall operate at no more than 115VAC, whenever practicable.
Ensuring that working areas are suitably fenced / cordoned off and that appropriate safety signs are erected, and that all personnel within this area are equipped with the relevant protective clothing, i.e. hard hats, safety footwear, facemasks, goggles, RadHaz monitors etc. as necessary.
Preventing personnel interfering with working antennas and loitering in RadHaz areas.
Policing TEMPEST criteria during installation work by TKC employees and subcontractors.
The production of Work Instructions from Installation Design Specifications
The update and maintenance of the Site Wiring Schedule
Ensuring that all lifting equipment test certificates are valid and that regular checking for defects is undertaken, including stability checks.
Ensuring that adequate fire protection and fire fighting measures are to be employed to protect TKC property and employees.
Ensuring that all hazardous materials have a COSHH assessment available on-site and that no combination of flammable/explosive material and work practices are allowed to exist that could produce a fire or explosive hazard.
Safe and protective stowage of TKC stores, equipments, spares and materials, and ac