Why Safety Resolutions Matter Safety is a cornerstone of any successful organisation. A safe workplace ensures employees return home healthy each day while avoiding costly incidents that could disrupt operations. By prioritising safety resolutions, companies can: Reduce Workplace Incidents: Setting…
As we prepare to reopen construction sites, it is essential to ensure that all health and safety protocols are in place to protect our workforce. The following steps will guide us in ensuring a smooth and safe return to work:…
As we prepare for a project shutdown, it is essential to secure the site, protect equipment, and address all safety and environmental risks. A thorough approach prevents hazards, protects assets, and ensures a smooth restart when operations resume. Key Areas…
Concrete pumping is an economical and efficient means of placing concrete on most jobs in the construction industry today. Every person on the job-site should understand the hazards that can occur when air is compressed in the hose. Following proper…
Flagging is a critical part of maintaining safety in temporary work zones, ensuring smooth traffic flow while protecting both workers and road users. This guide highlights the essentials of flagging, including proper hand signals, safety protocols, and best practices. …
Annexure 3 highlights the possible exposures to which an employee will be subjected, the job-speciļ¬c requirements the employee face, and the protective equipment the employee needs to perform his or her duties as per his or her job description. …
Stinging insects are relatively common in the workplace. While most stings are not serious, some can cause severe reactions. Insects commonly sting humans on construction sites include bees, wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets. These insects can sting if they feel…