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510 EM 385-1-1 Chapters 1-8
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Chapter 4: Temporary Facilities

This chapter on temporary facilities focuses on the establishment and management of temporary structures and access points on construction sites.

USACE on-site temporary facilities
This chapter focuses on the establishment and management of temporary structures and access points on construction sites.

Key aspects include the detailed planning and documentation required for constructing site plans and access/haul road plans, emphasizing the safe design and anchorage of temporary structures to withstand various loads and environmental conditions.

The chapter also highlights the necessity of installing appropriate fencing and warning signs to safeguard public and worker safety around construction zones. Additionally, it addresses the specific requirements for temporary work camps, ensuring they provide safe and humane living conditions for workers. For explosives storage, strict adherence to safety manuals is mandated.

Access and haul roads are given special attention to ensure they are safely constructed and maintained, incorporating measures for traffic control, vehicle safety, and environmental protection. This comprehensive approach ensures that all temporary facilities and access points support the overall safety and efficiency of construction operations.

4-1. References.

4-1. References.

4-2. Definitions.

4-2. Definitions.

4-3. Personnel Required Training/Qualification.

Not Applicable.

4-4. Roles and Responsibilities.

Not Applicable.

4-5. Inspection Requirements.

Not Applicable.

4-6. Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA) Requirements.

Develop AHAs according to paragraphs 1-6 or 2-6, as applicable.