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External Marking (on site): Stage 2 Procedures and Guidelines 2015 Ref: A176853 Last Updated: 27 April 2015 INTRODUCTION This document provides key information about the process for Stage 2 external

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1. Determine the purpose: Before starting the external marking process on a site, it is crucial to identify the objectives. Determine why the marking is required and what it needs to convey. Whether it is for indicating parking spaces, pedestrian pathways, or safety zones, understanding the purpose is essential.
2. Choose the appropriate marking material: Depending on the site's requirements and conditions, select the suitable marking material. Common options include paint, thermoplastic, tape, or epoxy. Consider factors such as durability, visibility, and resistance to weather conditions.
3. Clean the surface: Before applying any markings, ensure that the surface is clean and free from debris, oil, or other contaminants. This can be achieved through pressure washing, sweeping, or using appropriate cleaning agents. A clean surface ensures better adhesion and longevity of the markings.
4. Measure and plan: Use measuring tools such as tapes and rulers to determine the precise positions and dimensions of the markings. Plan the layout carefully to ensure accuracy and uniformity. Marking stakes or chalk lines can be used to mark the positions before applying the actual markings.
5. Apply the markings: Depending on the chosen material, follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer for application. Use appropriate tools such as sprayers, rollers, or brushes to apply the markings evenly. Pay attention to details such as straight lines, well-defined symbols, and appropriate thickness.
6. Allow for drying or curing: After applying the markings, allow sufficient time for them to dry or cure. This usually depends on the selected material and can range from a few minutes to several hours. Avoid any movement or traffic on the marked area during this period to ensure the markings set properly.

Who needs external marking on site?

1. Construction sites: External marking is essential on construction sites to indicate various areas such as excavation zones, restricted access areas, and safety routes. It helps to guide workers, subcontractors, and visitors, promoting better safety practices.
2. Parking lots: External marking on parking lots is crucial to optimize space utilization, indicate parking bays, and guide drivers on the flow of traffic. Clearly marked areas for pedestrians, disabled persons, and loading zones also contribute to efficient parking lot management.
3. Industrial areas: In industrial areas, external marking helps to designate safety zones, identify hazardous areas, and indicate the flow of materials. It assists in ensuring that employees and visitors are aware of potential dangers and follow specific protocols.
4. Roadways and highways: External marking is essential on roadways and highways to provide clear and visible guidance to drivers. It includes lane markings, directional arrows, speed limits, and other signs that aid in safe and efficient transportation.
5. Sports facilities: Sports facilities such as stadiums, athletic tracks, or courts require external marking to indicate playing areas, boundaries, and safety zones. Proper markings ensure fair play, prevent accidents, and support the overall organization of sporting events.

Remember that the need for external marking on a site may vary depending on specific circumstances, regulations, and industry standards. Always consult with professionals or local authorities to determine the most appropriate marking requirements for a particular site.

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What is external marking on site?

External marking on site refers to the process of indicating boundaries, utilities, or other important features on a construction site using visible markers or signs.

Who is required to file external marking on site?

Contractors, construction workers, or land surveyors are generally responsible for filing external marking on site.

How to fill out external marking on site?

External marking on site can be filled out by using physical markers, flags, paint, or digital mapping software to indicate boundaries or utilities.

What is the purpose of external marking on site?

The purpose of external marking on site is to prevent damage to underground utilities, avoid accidents, and ensure proper construction within designated boundaries.

What information must be reported on external marking on site?

Information such as location of property lines, underground utilities, excavation areas, and any other important features must be reported on external marking on site.