Prepared By: HSE Team

• Construction work is dynamic, diverse, and constantly

changing in nature.

• Constantly changing job site environments and conditions

CONSTRUCTION • Multiple contractors and subcontractors
WORKPLACE
• High turnover; unskilled laborers

• Constantly changing relationships with other work groups

• Diversity of work activities occurring simultaneously

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  Keep site clean and tidy, with clear space for people to work

 Keep people, including the public, away from danger

OUR  Fence the site off and use warning signs
MOTTO

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  Promote and maintain the highest degree of physical,
mental & social well-being of workers of all occupations

 Prevent workers from departures due to health caused

by their working conditions
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH  Protect workers in their working environment from
hazards and risks usually causing adverse health effects

 Place & maintain a worker in an occupational

environment adapted to his/her physiological ability

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PROTECT WORKERS
AND
THE PUBLIC

Pedestrian route crossing across any vehicle routes, provide with

clear view of traffic movement

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 Safe access on the premises and kept free
from obstructions

SITE
OFFICE

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 Safe vehicles routes around the work
premises and separate from pedestrian
routes and speed be set as 10 km/hour.

VEHICLE
ROUTES

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 Information, Instruction, Training and Supervision

 The hazards and risks within the workplace.

 The hazards and risks affecting tasks or operations carried out by the person.
 The control measures in place to minimize exposure to these risks.
IITS  Information and instructions on the job to be carried out and how to work
safely.
 Measures to be taken in an emergency.

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 GETTING TO ZERO
• Committed and Credible Safety Advocate

• Safety – A Core Concept

“Safety is not a priority, it is
a precondition.”
• Pre-Task Planning

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