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NRSWA Revision Street Works · England
An open street works excavation in a residential road, barriered off, with exposed utility ducts visible in the trench

S2 — Monitoring Excavation

Find It in the SROH & HSG47

Look-up drills: you are given a heading and asked which document and section it belongs to.

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Free S2 questions: Find It in the SROH & HSG47

These questions are in the practice set above. Answer them there to see the correct option and the explanation for each.

  • A crew's dig doesn't obviously match any of the sizes a supervisor normally expects, and before the reinstatement can even be designed the paperwork needs the right label put on it. Which provision sets out those labels?
  • Loose rubble and saturated soil are showing at the base of a dig, and the crew wants to know whether what's coming up counts as something the Code calls out and treats differently from ordinary conditions. Which provision sets that out?
  • One side of a hole has been left leaning inward under the running surface, and water keeps finding its way in faster than the crew can keep it out. Which provision covers how the hole itself should have been cut and protected?

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