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The document identifies and analyses the principal causes of accidents in the coastal/maritime engineering sector and contains relevant guidelines for good practice to assist all stakeholders to understand and address the real safety risk issues and promote best practice in the coastal/maritime engineering sector
Content: Introduction The regulatory environment Review of accidents in coastal and maritime construction Key hazards and other risk issues in coastal and maritime engineering Plant and operational issues Protecting the operatives, users and public Good practice principles to be applied during each project phase Acknowledgements References Appendices Appendix Index
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