Managing geotechnical risk: improving productivity in UK building and construction
Managing geotechnical risk: improving productivity in UK building and construction
Ground related problems and conditions can often adversely affect costs, completion time, profitability, and health and safety issues on a project of any scale. Geotechnical risk can affect all those involved in construction - including the client, designer and the constructor. These guidelines, produced in association with the Department of Environment, Transport and the Regions, provide best practice guidance on the management of geotechnical risk by all parties concerned, and also explain why such risks occur.
Contents
Introduction: The key processes; The essential principles; The client's role; The designer's role; The constructor's role
9780727729675
Clayton, C.R.I.
8397d691-b35b-4d3f-a6d8-40678f233869
27 March 2001
Clayton, C.R.I.
8397d691-b35b-4d3f-a6d8-40678f233869
Clayton, C.R.I.
(2001)
Managing geotechnical risk: improving productivity in UK building and construction
(Institution of Civil Engineers),
Thomas Telford, 80pp.
Abstract
Ground related problems and conditions can often adversely affect costs, completion time, profitability, and health and safety issues on a project of any scale. Geotechnical risk can affect all those involved in construction - including the client, designer and the constructor. These guidelines, produced in association with the Department of Environment, Transport and the Regions, provide best practice guidance on the management of geotechnical risk by all parties concerned, and also explain why such risks occur.
Contents
Introduction: The key processes; The essential principles; The client's role; The designer's role; The constructor's role
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Published date: 27 March 2001
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/53892
ISBN: 9780727729675
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