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F10 Notification Prep Sheet

The online form times out and cannot be part-saved, so people submit it with details they guessed. Collecting the duty holder names, dates and durations first means the submission takes a few minutes and is right the first time.

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F10 notification prep sheet.

Every field of the online notification gathered in advance, with the thresholds that trigger it.

Why you need it on the job

How it links to the standards

Where this template names protective equipment or a control measure, the equipment itself is governed by a published standard that defines what it must withstand and how it is tested. The full EN standards library covers each one in plain language so you can confirm you are specifying the right level of protection.

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Filling the template in is easier when you know the reasoning behind each control. These notes cover the practical detail:

  • Tips and Tricks — the full technique-note library for this kind of work

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Frequently asked questions

What triggers a notification?

A project lasting longer than 30 working days with more than 20 workers on site at once, or one exceeding 500 person-days.

Who submits it?

The client, though it is commonly prepared by the principal designer or principal contractor on the client's behalf.

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