Working at a height is often necessary within the world of construction, but it comes with a number of significant risks, particularly that of falling. For construction workers and managers, ensuring a safe working environment is vital, but it can be difficult to do.
For construction firms, the need to invest in high-quality training is significant. However, it can be challenging to choose the right training provider and the right education platform. Traditional classroom learning and conventional online learning are both available, but they both carry with them a number of drawbacks. Live classroom training based on modern digital technology may be the answer.
Construction safety begins with training and education, but the right equipment is also necessary. Some types of equipment may be provided by the workers themselves, but construction companies must also toe the line and ensure that other types of safety equipment are present. What are the most important considerations?
The Construction and Engineering sector is ‘ripe for disruption’ (McKinsey 2017). Excellence in leadership is the cornerstone of success in this scenario.
When it comes to worksite safety, construction managers face a wide range of challenges. The construction segment remains one of the most dangerous industries in Ireland, but managers can use a few simple methods to decrease risk for workers.
For construction firms, compliance with Irish laws and regulations concerning construction safety training is a vital consideration. However, this leaves managers and decision makers in a difficult position. How do you choose the right training, provider?
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As a construction manager, you are responsible for many things, including worker safety while on the job site. That can be difficult to ensure and will require education and training. However, a few simple tips can also help make your job easier.
The construction industry is fraught with danger, whether that comes in the form of falling from a height or loss of control over equipment. However, there is one segment of the sector that consistently ranks as the most dangerous – excavations. Below, we’ll discuss four tips for better excavation safety for workers.
All areas of the construction industry carry with them at least some risk. Simply climbing a ladder can be risky if the right safety precautions are not taken and the right protective gear not worn. However, confined spaces present very significant safety threats. The good news is that the right steps can help to mitigate those risks to some extent.