The diploma thesis is dealing with selected parts of construction technology project of modernization the oldest and the most busiest highway D1 – tract 21 near Velká Bíteš. This thesis leads to solve the problem of highway reconstruction during the unrestricted traffic . Project is divided into constituent phases. I have designed phase time-schedule, the most important machine schedule and the traffic leading scheme. There was chosen one particular tract and there were designed following documents: detailed time-schedule, material supply plan and structure process scheme. In addition the following documents have been designed: technological method of concrete highway layers, inspection and test plan, a situation of building equipment, technical report of the object, health and safety solution.

This thesis deals construction technology project of laboratory administration building at the University Hospital Ostrava. Attention will be focused on the construction of the main building. The author focusses on the main technological stages of construction, time and financial planning. Selected construction processes are elaborated in terms of the execution of works, quality control and occupational health and safety. The thesis is supplemented by attachments.

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MPH / Department of Public Health / Health and safety issues pertaining to workers are global concerns and a major priority to the employers and government respectively. Employees in general across industries are faced with various health and safety risks. Epidemiological research has shown consistently that waste handlers are mostly exposed to various risks and hazards during their work as compared to other professions globally. This study focused on waste handlers employed by the Thulamela Municipality in the Limpopo Province, South Africa. The study employed qualitative explorative design and targeted all municipal waste handlers. Municipal waste handlers were sampled using non probability purposive sampling. In-depth interviews, using an interview guide, were conducted by the researcher and a voice recorder was used to record data from the participants after obtaining permission from them. The sample size comprised of 18 participants and was determined by data saturation. A thematically analysis technique was used to analyse data. Data from the participants were clustered into main theme, categories and sub-categories. The following themes emerged from data analysis: physical hazards, psychological hazard, biological hazards and chemical hazard. The study revealed that the municipal waste handlers are exposed to various occupational risks and are experiencing shortage of personal protective equipment, ranging from hand gloves, safety helmets, rain coats, overall uniforms, safety jackets and boots, to keep themselves safe from health problems and occupational injury when collecting waste. It is recommended that the Thulamela municipality should prioritise the working conditions for municipal waste handlers, by distributing suitable personal protective equipment such as hands gloves, safety helmet, rain coats, safety jackets and boots) and overalls / NRF

The purpose of this research is to explore the need for, and the legal implications of, harmonising labour laws in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Chapter One highlights a number of factors that call for the harmonisation of labour laws in the SADC region and discusses some of the reasons why labour laws are not well developed in the region. The influence of globalisation on labour standards in southern Africa and the influence of regionalism on the harmonisation of labour laws are discussed at length. The inference that could be drawn from this discussion is that for a regionalisation process in southern Africa to be successful, there is an urgent need to harmonise the region’s labour law system. This thesis confirms that Southern Africa has many lessons to learn from the regional harmonisation of labour law in the European Economic Community and the current European Union. The implementation of international labour standards in southern Africa is investigated. The main areas examined include (1) freedom of association, (2) collective bargaining, (3) forced labour and (4) discrimination. The findings of this investigation show that there is no uniformity in the implementation of International Labour Organisation (ILO) standards in the SADC region and, therefore, it is recommended labour law should be harmonised in terms of ILO standards. In respect of the benefits to be derived from the harmonisation process, an empirical investigation was conducted in the SADC region and the following is recommended: the harmonisation of labour law in the SADC region will help with the implementation of ILO standards, protection of workers against the economic power of employers in the workplace and maintaining similar benefits for migrants in the region. / Mercantile law / LL. D.

Certains phénomènes contemporains, comme le développement des technologies de communication, la mondialisation des marchés et l’intensification du travail ont perturbé de manière radicale le marché du travail. Ainsi, nous assistons à la transition entre une société industrielles caractérisée par des horaires prévisibles et stables, vers une société post-industrielle où les modes d’organisation des temps liés au travail sont flexibles et diversifiés et où il existe un brouillage des frontières entre le temps de travail et le temps personnel. Plusieurs études scientifiques ont établi des liens significatifs entre les modes d’organisation des temps liés au travail, par exemple les longues heures de travail, le temps supplémentaire obligatoire, le travail posté, l’obligation de disponibilité, les périodes de garde, les horaires de faction, le temps partiel et les périodes de pauses et de repos, et plusieurs problématiques de santé physique et psychologique. Il est donc légitime de se demander si l’ensemble législatif encadrant les rapports de travail au Québec, qui a été mis sur pied pendant la période industrielle, est toujours pertinent et adéquat pour soutenir l’un des objectifs qu’il porte, soit la protection de la santé et de la sécurité des travailleurs. Le but de notre recherche est de déterminer dans quelle mesure l’encadrement juridique actuel au Québec permet de protéger la santé et la sécurité des travailleurs exposés aux risques générés par les modes d’organisation des temps liés au travail. Afin d’atteindre notre objectif, nous avons examiné, par une étude empirique de la jurisprudence, l’encadrement juridique des différents modes d’organisation des temps liés au travail que nous avons retrouvés dans notre échantillon, soit le temps supplémentaire obligatoire, le travail posté, les horaires de faction, l’obligation de disponibilité, les périodes de pauses et de repos ainsi que les litiges relatifs à la grossesse et à l’allaitement. Nous nous sommes particulièrement intéressés à la question de la mobilisation des normes et des recours dans le contexte d’un système juridique morcelé. De manière générale, notre recherche démontre que le droit du travail souffre de plusieurs lacunes qui nuisent à la mobilisation des normes par les travailleurs, ce qui diminue la protection légale de leur santé et de leur sécurité et qui réduit l’accessibilité de la justice. / Contemporary phenomena such as the development of communication technologies, the globalization of markets and the intensification of work have radically disrupted the labour market. Thus, we are witnessing the transition from an industrial society characterized by predictable and stable working hours to a post-industrial society where the ways of organizing the work-related time are flexible and diversified, and in which the boundaries between working time and personal time are blurred. Several scientific studies have established significant links between the modes of organization of work-related time, such as long working hours, overtime, shift work, mandatory availability, on-call periods, faction schedules, part-time work, and break and rest periods, and several physical and psychological health issues. It is therefore legitimate to wonder whether the legislative framework governing Quebec’s labour market, which was instituted in the industrial era, is still relevant and adequate to achieve one of its aim, namely to protect the worker’s occupational health and safety. The purpose of our research is to determine the extent to which the current legal framework in Quebec allows for the protection of the health and safety of workers exposed to risks generated by the organization of work-related time. We have examined, through an empirical study of case law, the legal framework surrounding the different ways of organizing work time that we identified in our sample, such as mandatory overtime, shift work, faction schedules, mandatory availability, rest and break periods and disputes related to work time for pregnant or breastfeeding workers. We were particularly interested in the issue of mobilizing norms and recourses in the context of a fragmented legal system. Overall, our research demonstrates that the labour legal framework suffers from important shortcomings, which impede the mobilization of the rules by workers, thereby radically diminishing the legal protection of the workers’ occupational health and safety and raising significant concerns about the accessibility to justice.

The subject of this diploma thesis is civil technical project of a new building of the hotel Aztec in Ostrožská Nová Ves. The building was designed as a 6-storey building and will be used for accommodation and recreation. Thesis contains engineering report, a detailed time schedule for the main building object, project of construction site, technological notes and inspection and test plans for particular steps of construction, proposal of suitable machines and mechanisms required for construction and wider relationships of transport routes to construction site. It also includes protection of health and safety at work taking into account environmental protection.

In my masters thesis I deal with constructive technological project to build a residential building site technology. The aim is to solve the structure in terms of time, financial and material requirements based on technical data submitted by the designer and client requirements. Architectural and technological project of the thesis contains, in particular building equipment, technological regulations, schedule, financial budget, design mechanical assembly, inspection and test plan, health and safety, ZOV, waste management, etc.

The topic of this diploma thesis is the preparation of the realization of the production hall of the company Tescan. The thesis contains a technical report on the construction technology project, the coordination situation, the time and financial plan of the construction. Furthermore, the project addresses the design of construction site equipment and machinery for each stage, the schedule of the main building, the plan of its supply of materials for the rough construction and technological regulations for the substructure of the building, to which the inspection and test plan applies. The next assignment deals with the budget of the main building, health and safety plan and the issue of formwork needed for implementation. The specialization in the area deals with the design and assessment of industrial floors and solutions for securing a construction pit.

The subject of the diploma thesis is the implementation of apartment buildings in Bučovice, specifically focusing on the apartment building "X". It deals with a construction technology project. Its content is a technical report on the construction technology project, traffic relations for the transport of materials and machines to the construction site, technical report on the construction site equipment, construction technology study, machine design, elaboration of technological regulation for monolithic ceiling construction and infiltration tank. The chapters on safety and health protection at work on the construction site, the LEED certification system and a noise study for earthworks are also elaborated. Several diagrams of the procedure of execution of individual constructions, time and financial plan, selected details are elaborated. The thesis contains 30 appendices.