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Baxendale T, Jones O, (2000), Construction Design and Management Safety Regulations in Practice – Progress on Implementation, International Journal of Project Management, Number 18, Pages 33-40,
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Bennett, L, (2004), Peer review of analysis of specialist group reports on causes of construction accidents, Health and Safety Executive Research Report 218, HSE, 2004.
Bennett L, (2006b), The Commercial Case for applying CDM – Case studies, Research Report 467, HSE Books
Bone, Sylvester (1995), Information on Site Safety for Designers of Smaller Building Projects, HSE Contract Research Report 72/1995, HSE, 1995
Brown G, (2004), Creating a Knowledge Benchmark for Construction Sector Designers, University of Salford, Information Systems Institute (p 136-143)
CEBE, Gough T (2005), Briefing notes for design tutors in schools of Architecture, Prepared for the Special Interest Group for Health and safety in Design
Carpenter J, (2006), Developing guidelines for the selection of designers and contractors under the CDM regulations 1994, Research Report 422, HSE Books, HMSO
Carpenter J, Symonds (2004), Identification and Management of Risk in Undergraduate Construction Courses (Supplementary Report), Liverpool John Moores & Charlton Smith Partnership, HSE
Carpenter J, (2001), Identification and Management of Risk in Undergraduate Construction Courses, Liverpool John Moores & Charlton Smith Partnership, HSE
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CIRIA, (2003a). CDM Regulations - work sector guidance for designers.C604 London, CIRIA.
CIRIA, (2003b), Iddon J, Carpenter J, Safe Access for Maintenance and Repair: Best Practice Guidance, CIRIA, London
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ECI (2000), Designing for Safety and Health, Proceedings of the ECI/CIB/HSE international Conference, London, European Construction Institute, Loughborough, ed A G F Gibb, June 245pp ECI, Publications
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Franklin, P. (2005) Designer Initiative HSE Report, [online], Available from: URL: http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/designers/report05.pdf
Gambatese JA, Improving Construction Safety through a Projects Design: The Impact of Design for Safety (Part 1 of 2), UNPUBLISHED, Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, Oregon State University (http://mmtmagazine.org/archives/index.html)
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Gambates J, (1999), Addressing construction worker safety in the design phase, designing for construction worker safety, Automation in Construction, Volume 8, Issue 6 PP 643-649.
Gambatese JA,(1998), Liability in Designing for Construction Worker Safety, Journal of Architectural Engineering, Volume 4, Part 3, Pages 107-112
Gambatese JA, Hinze J and Haas C, (1997), Tool to Design for Construction Worker Safety, Journal of Architectural Engineering, Volume 3, Part 1, Pages 32-42
Gibb A, Haslam R, Hide S, Gyi D (2004a), The Role of Design in Accident Causality, Proceedings from a Research and Practice Symposium (ed Hecker S, Gambatatese J, Weinstein M), University of Oregon Labor Education and Research Centre, University of Oregon Press, pp 11-21
Gibb A (2004b), Designing for Safety and Health in Construction – A European/ UK View, Proceedings from a Research and Practice Symposium (ed Hecker S, Gambatatese J, Weinstein M), University of Oregon Labor Education and Research Centre, University of Oregon Press, 2004 – pp 44 - 58
Greenstreet Berman, (2003), The case for CDM: better safer design – a pilot study, HSE Books, HMSO
Harris P, Leech J, (2000), Are Architects and Engineers Responsible for Build ability in Design, Construction Law Journal, Volume 16, Number 1
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Hecker S, Gambatese J, (2003), Safety in Design: A Proactive Approach to Construction Worker Safety and Health, Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, Volume 18(5), Pages 339-342
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Howles V, Baldry, (2006), The duties of Construction clients under health and safety legislation and their impact on the minimisation of risk and the avoidance of failure, Construction Law Journal, 22, pp 499-514.
HSE (2007), Improving the effectiveness of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994, BOMEL Limited for the Health and Safety Executive, RR538
HSE (2004), Peer review of analysis of specialist group reports on causes of construction accidents, Habilis Ltd, RR218
HSE (2004), Integrated Gateways: Planning out Health and Safety Risk, Glasgow Caledonian University, RR263.
HSE (2003), Causal factors in construction accidents, Loughborough University and UMIST for the Health and Safety Executive, RR156
Kroemer, K.H.E., Kroemer, K.B., and Kroemer-Elbert, K.E. (2001) Ergonomics: How to design for ease and efficiency, 2nd ed., Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle Rivert, NJ.
Lam PTI, Wong FWH, Chan, APC, (2006), Contributions of Designers to Improving Buildability and Constructability, Design Studies, Number 27, Pages 457-479
Loughborough University and UMIST (2003), Causal factors in construction accidents, Health and Safety Executive Research Report 156, HSE
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Watson, (2006), Report on Designers Compliance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulation and Health and Safety Guidance for Designers, WSP on behalf of the HSE, issued to author by email (5TH March 2007).
Weinstein, W. J. Gambatese and S. Hecker (2005), Can Design Improve Construction Safety?: Assessing the Impact of a Collaborative Safety-in-Design Process, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE, 131(10): 1125-1134.
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Articles and Books
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Bennett, E, (2000), Adding Value through Project Management of CDM, Thomas Telford, London
CIRIA, (2004), Gilbertston A, CDM Regulations – Work Sector Guidance for Designers (2nd Ed), CIRIA, London
CIRIA, (2003). CDM Regulations - work sector guidance for designers.C604 London, CIRIA.
CIRIA, (2003), Iddon J, Carpenter J, Safe Access for Maintenance and Repair: Best Practice Guidance, CIRIA, London
CIRIA, (2001). Managing project change, A best practice guide.C556 London, CIRIA.
CIRIA, (1995), CDM Regulations – Case Study Guidance for Designers: An interim Report, CIRIA, London
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Duff, R. and A. Suraji (2000). Incorporating site management factors into design for a safe construction process. Designing for safety and health, London.
Gambatese J A, (2000), Safety in Designers Hands, Civil Engineering Magazine, vol 20 pt 6, pp 56-59
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Heckler (2005), Designing for Safety and Health in Construction, Proceeding from a research and practice symposium, University of Oregon Press
HSE, (1995). Designing for health and safety in construction, A guide for designers on the
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994. London, HMSO.
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Stevens, A. J. (2002), BAA Manual of design for health and safety in construction, BAA.
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