Safety requirements at the construction site.

Ensuring safety at the construction site.

There are many dangers and risks that must be taken into account when working at construction sites. Among those troubles that the construction site carries in itself, the smallest that can happen is the opportunity to injure, but there may be a more tragic outcome.

One of the most common risks is to fall from a height. Therefore, at a construction site, you need to monitor the condition of construction forests, lifting platforms and stairs with particular care. Using seat belts when working at altitude is mandatory.

There are many machines and equipment on the construction site. Driver and operators must be fully prepared and competent. They must be instructed about actions in the case of an electric or mechanical failure. There is also a risk of fire at a construction site, so it is necessary to monitor the proper ensuring fire safety, as well as instructing employees about what to do in the event of a fire.

Electric equipment is actively used on the construction site. Voltage supplies should be as lower as possible. Protective shutdown devices should be checked daily and maintain in full working condition. All employees must be provided with personal protective equipment, such as helmets, protective glasses, boots, workers’ mittens, face masks.

Often on the construction site there is an exceeded noise level. At such moments, workers should wear plugs or headphones in order to protect themselves from excessive volume.

The construction site must be fenced so that strangers do not have free access to such a dangerous object. Employers are obliged to place stands with an evacuation plan on the construction site in case of emergency. This will help employees quickly and easily navigate any accident.