Temporary Works Segregation in Secure Facilities and Public Spaces

Description

Using hoarding in environments such as prisons, airports, hospitals and other buildings.

This CPD demonstrates how to overcome the challenges faced when considering temporary segregation of works in secure facilities (prisons), and public spaces such as airports, hospitals, universities, and arenas.

This CPD will direct delegates to understand how to select the right type of hoarding solution for the type of works and environment, using methods which ensure safety, security and compliance for both workers and the public.

It will look at comparing traditional hoarding methods versus innovative solutions, and understand the challenges faced in high footfall and crowded environments when looking to segregate temporary works.

We will discuss the ideal attributes of a hoarding system, the benefits of modern solutions, and uncover the legislation and certifications that may be required.

By the end of this CPD, delegates ought to: 

• Have an understanding of the pros and cons of traditional versus innovative hoarding systems. 
• Know the challenges faced during temporary works segregation in secure facilities and public spaces.
• Know the ideal hoarding systems to use in crowded environments. 
• Have an overview of legislation and certifications that may be required. 
• Understand the benefits of using a modular hoarding solution and how it can improve project timings, cost and overall public experience.