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Explore construction, fire, industrial safety, occupational health, environment and safety leadership. One practical learning point at a time.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionDrain mapping

Know which drains connect to surface water and other systems.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionDischarge approval

Use only approved routes for site water and wastewater.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionSediment control

Provide suitable controls to keep soil from leaving the worksite.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionConcrete washout

Use the designated controlled concrete washout arrangement.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionFuel proximity

Keep fuel handling controlled near drains and watercourses.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionRain preparation

Check runoff controls before forecast heavy rain.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionDewatering review

Assess water quality and discharge arrangements before pumping.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionStorage location

Position stored materials to reduce runoff contamination.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionLeak detection

Report leaking tanks, pipes and temporary water supplies.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionHousekeeping

Keep litter and debris from blocking drainage.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionVehicle cleaning

Use approved washing areas and water collection arrangements.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionSensitive receptors

Identify nearby watercourses, homes and other vulnerable areas.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionInspection frequency

Inspect controls when weather or work conditions change.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionUnknown contamination

Seek competent advice for stained ground or unusual water.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionEmergency contacts

Keep environmental escalation contacts available.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionWater conservation

Repair leaks and avoid unnecessary water use.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionRecords

Keep relevant permits, inspections and discharge information accessible.

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EnvironmentWater, drains and environmental protectionBriefing question

Where would contaminated water from this work area flow?

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Use these notes to support learning. Apply your workplace's assessed safe system, competent supervision and the requirements that apply in your country. Practical tasks and emergency response require appropriate training and authorisation. Official reading links are resources for further study.

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Continue learning through official occupational safety and health resources. Requirements vary by country, industry and activity.

OSHA · UNITED STATES

Hazards & safety management

Explore official hazard topics, emergency planning and practical safety programme resources.

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HSE · GREAT BRITAIN

Construction & worker health

Explore construction hazards, site organisation and occupational health risk guidance.

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ILO · INTERNATIONAL

Safety & health at work

Explore international perspectives on prevention, decent work and safer working environments.

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