by Mindy Hadi, Susheel Rao, Helen Sargant & Kathryn Rathouse (01-Dec-2004)
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There is a PDF version of this title available as an instant download here.The construction industry and its clients are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of giving more consideration to the needs of the local community. Improved relationships with the local community can bring substantial business benefits in the short and long term: reducing time and money spent dealing with complaints and increasing job satisfaction and motivation among site workers, as well as improving the company’s reputation.
This Guide identifies typical impacts of construction projects on local people and businesses, and gives advice on how to mitigate some of the negative impacts.
An accompanying CD-ROM holds the template for an information leaflet that explains construction projects to the general public and which can be adapted to inform them about specific projects with timescales, contact names and phone numbers, etc.
There is also a template for a questionnaire that can be used to assess the impact of construction work on local residents and businesses. It can be used again later to measure the success of a communication programme and any measures taken to reduce pollution and disruption for the local community. 48 Pages and CD-ROM.
FILES ON THE CD ARE AVAILABLE WITH THE ONLINE VERSION IN A ZIP FILE.
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Mindy Hadi, Susheel Rao, Helen Sargant & Kathryn Rathouse
01-Dec-2004
1-86081-726-2
BR472, community, construction industry, public relations, construction sites, considerate contractors scheme, pollution, dust, waste management, traffic, security, communication, local residents, training
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