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Construction Industry Codes of Practice

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Safety plans and work method statements

Construction safety plans
A construction workplace plan can assist principal contractors to manage their workplace health and safety obligations

Work method statements
Work method statements can assist employers or self-employed people to consider how certain activities will be carried out safely

Last updated January 10, 2006

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