Fire Prevention on Construction Sites - The Joint Code of Practice on the Protection from Fire of Construction Sites and Buildings Undergoing Renovation (Ninth Edition, October 2015)
Publisher : RISCAuthority/Fire Protection Association/Contractors Legal Group

The ninth edition of the JCoP contains a series of measures which, if adopted, will ensure that adequate detection and prevention systems are incorporated during the design and planning stages and that work on a site is undertaken to the highest standard of fire safety.

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HSG168: Fire Safety in Construction Work
Second Edition (2010)
Publisher:  Health and Safety Executive

Guidance for Clients, Designers and those managing and carrying out construction work involving significant fire risks.

Free pdf download from HSE web site

A Code of Practice for Risk Management of Tunnel Works
(2nd Edition, May 2012)
Publisher: The International Tunnelling Insurance Group (ITIG)

The objective of this Code is to promote and secure best practice for the minimisation and management of risks associated with the design and construction of tunnels, caverns, shafts and associated underground structures including the renovation of existing underground structures.

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Fire Safety on Timber Frame Construction Sites (2008)
Publisher: Structural Timber Association (formerly UK Timber Frame Association)

This checklist is designed to be used in conjunction with the Joint Code of Practice for Fire Prevention on Construction Sites.

16 Steps to Fire Safety on Timber Frame Construction Sites
Publisher: Structural Timber Association (formerly UK Timber Frame Association)

This checklist was developed from the 'Fire Safety on Timber Frame Construction Sites' document.

Reducing the Risk of Timber Frame Fires during Construction (2011)
Publisher: Structural Timber Association (formerly UK Timber Frame Association)

The Structural Timber Association represents the majority of the timber frame industry and has prepared this data sheet in order to present to main contractors, insurers and professional advisors the actions which have been put in place by STA Members to reduce the risk of a fire occurring during the timber frame erection phase of a project.