Object Safety Cycle

122.00

The safety manager performs a general inspection at the construction site at least once a week, during which the maintenance of the construction site and the work equipment used in the construction work, including scaffolding, ladders and lifting equipment, and compliance with occupational health and safety requirements are checked. On the construction site, the movement routes and their marking, if necessary maintained, shall be checked; the stability and strength of the work platforms; electrical installations,
which may be affected by precipitation; hazard labels; the use of personal protective equipment, storage of hazardous substances and combustible materials; the existence and maintenance of primary fire extinguishing equipment; the safety of excavation works; safety and competence of high-performance works; safety and competence of fire works; compliance with environmental requirements, etc.

The inspections carried out on the site shall be the subject of a report setting out the persons who participated in it, the time of the inspection, the shortcomings discovered and any suggestions for improvement.

The price of the service includes 1 hour of specialist work during which further activity is mapped and valued according to the actual work volume.

Description

There are numerous accidents at work with workers in the construction sector. Nearly a third of cases end up with severe health damage. Falls from a height, loss of control over a hand tool, falling material or object occur more frequently in construction than in any other area of activity. A serious occupational accident significantly reduces the income of a person with work ability or makes him dependent on the state and family. This is not desired by the employee and his or her close relatives or by the employer under whose direction the work is carried out. Construction is an activity often characterised by changing places of work and dangerous work. Undesirable consequences may also occur if the simultaneous operation of workers from different employers in the joint workplace is uncoordinated. Ensuring safety at the construction site requires thoughtful activities and the implementation of safety measures by conscientious and competent employees from each employer and general contractor.
Although awareness of safety requirements has increased significantly over the years, workers without safety harnesses are too often encountered on construction sites, for example during temporary high-performance works. Some requirements may be knowingly ignored, but high-rise works must be subject to checks to ensure that the works are carried out safely. The employer and the main contractor are responsible for ensuring that the construction work does not endanger the employee. It is therefore necessary to increase the coordination of control and safety in particular in all hazardous work.

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