Toolbox Talk on Head Protection at Construction Site IHead injuries rank among the most serious yet preventable risks on construction sites. Even a small impact can cause fractures, concussions, or lasting disability. Imagine a hammer falling from 10 meters can …
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? It is vital that we manage water properly on site. If watercourses are polluted or unacceptable wastes are disposed of to the sewage system, the Project could be prosecuted affecting our ability to win future work. …
CONSERVING WATER Personnel primarily involved with the use of water should consider ways in order conserve and minimize water. Don’t let the tap running while washing your hands. Report leaks in the pipe/hose connections as soon as possible. Taps should …
ACCIDENT PREVENTION The Construction industry employs approx 6% of the UK workforce, but accounts for 30% of all fatalities. Don’t become the next statistic. CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS People not thinking about what they are doing. People not following instructions People …
BITUMEN BOILERS IN CONSTRUCTION - FIRE HAZARDS Protect yourself and your workmates by following a few simple rules. If in doubt, ask. Setting up Stand the boiler on a firm, level surface, with the fire tray underneath, even on concrete. …
Auditing is an exhaustive exercise which should be carried out by people with high caliber, vast knowledge on the subject, principles and norms and practical exposure to identify problem areas. Similar to financial auditing, companies and manufacturing units around the …
A form of strategic planning and methodology, risk assessment process is an earnest attempt to think about the future by assessing past events. Most of the planning strategies are made based on certain beliefs about the future, which is generally …
When people contemplate about education and learning, they often think about information. They ask questions like: What information is most important for people to know? What are the best ways to transmit that information from one person (a teacher) to …
