What is PSC?

The Safety and Coordination Plan is a document required by Legislative Decree. lgs 81/08, known as the Consolidated Law on safety in the workplace. The drafting of the Plan is entrusted to a qualified technician (architect, engineer or surveyor), who must, however, have obtained a further qualification in the field of safety, by attending a mandatory course and the related updates expected every 5 years. The professional thus assumes the role of Safety Coordinator, in the Planning and Execution phase.

This figure can also coincide with that of the Works Manager or the designer, since there is no incompatibility.

The Safety and Coordination Plan, which can never be the same even for two apparently similar construction sites, must contain the following elements:

- descriptive report of the work to be carried out and its location;

- safety requirements to be followed during construction, for the prevention of accidents and the protection of workers' health;

- estimate of safety costs, which are not subject to reductions in the offers of the executing companies;

- graphic attachments such as site plan

- work schedule

The Safety and Coordination Plan is distinguished by the design phase and the execution phase, but when is it mandatory to do so?

The law prescribes that the drafting of the Safety and Coordination Plan is mandatory, as well as the appointment of the Coordinator, when the execution of the work requires the intervention, even if not at the same time, of more than one company.

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