One of the key requirements for a project Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) management plan is to have a risk register of all risks and hazards associated with high-risk construction work. The risk register will detail all identified risks, the assessment of their likelihood and impact, how they will be Read more…
In construction projects, all incidents, regardless of their perceived severity, must be reported to the Project Safety Management Team after the occurrence and prior to seeking medical treatment unless in cases of life-threatening injuries. This includes damage to property, construction equipment, and vehicle-related incidents. Priority items include care for the Read more…
It is very common that other people besides project team members and construction workers may visit a construction site. These people may include stakeholders of companies involved in the project execution, vendors, bidders, consultants, permitting authorities representatives, banks’ representatives, and investors. These people visit for various reasons that may include: Read more…
