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Federation of Construction Industry (CIF) actively represents and serves over 3,000 members covering businesses in all areas of industry Construction Ireland through a network of 13 branches in three regions throughout Ireland and through its 37 industry associations.
ICF offers its services to members, either directly or through its network of offices and industry associations. Member firms come from all sectors of industry and cover all business sizes from small to largest. The 37 different Associations are grouped into four main categories:
General contractor, mechanical and electrical specialist companies, homebuilders
Each local CIF include members of each of these four sectors.
CIF team of experts from the construction industry know from experience, observations and member of the research. As a member you can also benefit from our expertise to solve problems.
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The CIF is government clerk, professional groups, business groups and social partners on behalf of our members. They monitor the issues and trends, make proposals and act in the interests of our members at local, national and community levels.
13 Branches
Represent members locally Ireland. Member of regional management and staff dedicated to solving problems that affect their localities and regions. Contribute to national policies through representation in the Executive Council of the Federation.
37 associations
Representing general contractors, housing and specialist construction industry in Ireland to provide a forum for members to develop initiatives and solve problems affecting all sectors of industry.
CIF security services to help members to implement security best practices health and to prevent accidents. CIF provides security services a wide range of safety tips, questions of health and well-being and also presents training courses designed specifically for the Construction Industry Ireland, and the needs of individual companies members.
Public Consultation - Working Draft Code of Practice for road contractors with three or fewer employees
The Health and Safety Authority developed a draft Code of Practice roadworks for entrepreneurs with three or fewer employees that it intends to publish, in accordance with Article 60 of the Safety, Health and Safety at Work 2005 (No. 10 of 2005).
Safety, Health and Safety at work Act 2005 requires all employers have a safety statement for all workplaces is based on written evaluations of the dangers. This code practice allows employers who employ a maximum of three people and are dedicated to road works, to meet the statutory requirement statement Security in a simple and easy.
This Code of Practice is based on the health and safety insurance system plans work (SSWP). The SSWP depends strongly pictograms to explain and clarify the risks and controls, creating a document without words, where security can be communicated to all workers regardless of literacy or language.
Currently, there are five SSWP employers to use each covers the typical activities Construction: Excavation, housing construction, demolition, new commercial buildings and civil engineering. These SSWP are covered by the code of practice for employees or contractors with less than three, published in 2008.
This additional code of practice deals specifically with work in SSWP roads. This code of practice may be used by any enterprise engaged in road construction.
Operation lifts
After a recent fatal accident involving the operation of a forklift, the Health Authority and Security asks all employers to ensure the lifts in their premises have been the subject of scrutiny is necessary for a competent person.The HSAA advise all employers in all sectors including Elevators servers in the floor and dumb, are subject to the requirements Chapter 2 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) [SI No.299 and 732, 2007]. Lifts must have a thorough periodically by a competent person every 6 months. Reports of these tests should be available for inspection by an inspector from the HSA. All repairs needed for elevators to also aa by a competent person. In no case should be for forklift carrying passengers unless they meet all requirements for elevators. All employees should be clear instructions about the dangers of misuse of goods lifts.Lifts which are not designed for lifting persons must be clearly marked as such. Employers are required to keep records of equipment Lifting also be available for inspection by an inspector from the HSA. Employers who currently have or lifts for passengers or goods in their local must ensure that they have undergone the scrutiny required and the risks associated with the use of elevators are addressed in Declaration on Security to ensure that these risks are controlled.
ETCI News
Electro-Technical Council of Ireland (ETCI) launched its new publication ET215 Guide 2008 for maintenance, inspection and testing of portable devices (electrical appliances and tools) in the middle work. This guide is intended to help employers meet their legal obligations in this regard. The Guide is available for free download.
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