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Integrative Oncology Models of Care: Practice Patterns From NCCN Member Institutions. [PDF]

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Contractor Safety: Matching Owners and Contractors

Proceedings of SPE Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Conference, 1991
ABSTRACT The recent trend in the United States and Shell Oil Company E&P has been to increase use of contractors to do specialized work. Many companies now use contractors almost exclusively for operations such as drilling, well workovers, construction, and many speciality and routine maintenance tasks.
M. L. Blanton, E. W. Montgomery
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A contractor's perception on early contractor involvement

Built Environment Project and Asset Management, 2012
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to evaluate the perception of a contractor on early contractor involvement (ECI) type of construction project delivery approach in terms of its benefits and drawbacks.Design/methodology/approachA questionnaire survey was conducted on various professionals of a contractor, who had extensive experience of working in ...
Motiar Rahman, Aminu Alhassan
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The Contractors

2014
Fully illustrated in colour, The Contractors, is the first history of the challenges and adventures faced by British civilengineering contractors from their emergence with canal construction in the late-eighteenth century to the presentday. Extraordinarily ambitious, largely unrecognised men who built the world's infrastructure - its roads and railways,
Hugh Ferguson, Mike Chrimes
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Contractor Evaluations in the Contractor Selection Process

2014
The current contractor evaluation system in use within the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is based on the contractor evaluation system developed as part of SPR 212-00 “Quality Based Prequalification of Contractors.” This system relies on average performance ratings from the completion of the Contractor’s Performance Report at the conclusion of every ...
Taylor, Timothy R. B.   +4 more
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The contractor’s site organization

1995
The key personnel employed by a contractor on a civil engineering construction site are: the agent, who is in charge; sub-agents and/or section engineers; the plant manager or site coordinator; the general foreman; the office manager. On small jobs there may only be the agent and a section or site engineer.
Alan C. Twort, J. Gordon Rees
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Managing contractor safety the contractor's perspective

IEE Seminar: Manslaughter - it could happen to you, 2004
Too often safety during work at site is perceived as the responsibility of the contractor alone. Current health and safety legislation would say otherwise. This paper covers the practical aspects of managing the safety of personnel involved in undertaking work on switchgear at a customer's site.
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