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SCOPE OF SAFETY
MANAGEMENT IN
CONSTRUCTION
Construction safety is more than just handing workers PPE and
demanding that they wear it at all times. In dangerous
environments such as these, the employer must be in tune with all
that goes on at the construction site. Regardless, the scope of
construction safety also includes:

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REQUIRING SAFETY
TRAINING

Training is essential for well informed and alert

employees. Without the necessary training,
the facility will certainly see an increase in
workplace accidents that may severely injure
employees or even cause fatalities.

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REDUCING EXISTING
HAZARDS
Performing risk assessments and job hazard
analyses regularly is essential for mitigating
and eliminating hazardous conditions. Do this
to improve workplace conditions and ultimately
reduce the number of accidents.

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FOLLOWING REGULATIONS
AND CONSENSUS
STANDARDS
If the applicable standards and regulations
pertaining to construction safety are not
followed, the construction firm may be
penalized by OSHA. Regulations exist to keep
people safe, but if they are neglected, the
worksite may suffer from more accidents. An
increase in accidents may result in a bad
reputation, which in the end hurts business
prospects.

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COMMUNICATI
ON AND
REPORTING
ESTABLISHING EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION CHANNELS FOR
REPORTING SAFETY CONCERNS AND
INCIDENT PROMPTLY.

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TRAINING AND
EDUCATION
PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE SAFETY TRAINING TO
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS TO EQUIP THEM WITH THE
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS
POTENTIAL HAZARDS.

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WITH THE INCREASING FOCUS ON WORKPLACESAFETY AND REGULATIONS, THE SCOPE OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT IN
CONSTRUCTIONS IS EXPANDING TO ENCOMPASS MORE PROACTIVE MEASURES AND TECHNOLOGIES, SUCH AS THE USE
OF DRONES FOR SITE INSPECTIONS AND WEARABLE SENSORS FOR MONITORING WORKER SAFETY.

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