Construction Safety - 9 Frequent Jobsite Safety Issues
June 30th, 2007
One of the best ways to protect personnel, prevent accidents, reduce costs and save time is to perform regular Construction Safety audits. Intermittent, unannounced job site safety surveys help you find hazards and dangerous situations that could ruin somebody’s day. Timely discovery allows immediate corrective action or efficient scheduling of what needs to be done.
The following are nine potential construction safety problems that can turn up on any busy job site. Please click on Construction Safety to have a look at my more detailed article.
- Improperly installed stairs.
- Missing rails and railings.
- Office trailer doors.
- Container labeling.
- Trenching.
- Worn or damaged slings.
- Fire extinguisher access.
- Damage to ladders.
- Flammable liquid storage.
A dedicated, on-site construction safety officer provides the business owner with significant security and comfort. Knowing that job site personnel are being protected, disruptions are being headed off or minimized, and governmental safety regulations are being satisfied, means that a lot of important bases are covered.
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