Safety Orientation in Construction Environments DVD
Topics Covered in this PDF Checklist:
- Where and when to use PPE
- Checking the availability of emergency items such as first aid kit
- Electrical safety, uses of cords and electrical panels
- Storage of hazardous and flammable liquids
- Fall protection and the use of ladders
- Use of machinery and equipments
- Checking the work area, stair rails, scaffolding, cranes and more
Number of Checklist Tasks: 69 Created by: American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)
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OSHA Checklist for the Construction Industry
This checklist was created by South Carolina Occupational Safety and Health. The checklist was made to serve as a guide for the Occupational Safety and Health compliance of both employers and employees. It covers many factors to be considered within a construction site such as administrative requirements, general safety & health, electrical, fall protection, fire prevention, use of equipments and a lot more.
The Construction Industry in the Twenty First Century
The International Labour Organization has created a report about the construction industry in the twenty first century which talks about its image, employment prospects and skills requirements. The report was made to look deeper at the construction employment worldwide, characteristics of the construction workforce, changes that have taken place in the past 30 years, factors behind the changes and their impact upon the structure of the industry.
Industry Culture: A Need for Change
A research was made by CRC Construction Innovation about how culture and technology is affecting the construction industry. Aims and objectives of the research is to examine and deeply understand the levels and characteristics of culture, its organisations, and its teams and participants. It examines both the cultural and technological driven change and at the end of the report provided recommendations in relation to implementing change, as well as cultural and technical trends.