construction site

in safety

Presented by :
Seddouk Aya Supervised by :
Benini Safae MARZANOUI Saloua
 Introduction

Construction site risks

best practices for construction

site safety
PLAN
Conclusion
Introduction
Construction site safety
stands as an imperative
element within the
construction industry,
influencing various aspects
that extend far beyond the
immediate work environment.
Recognizing its paramount
importance is essential .
What are the risks of
construction sites?
Construction site risks

Falls from Heights

Unprotected edges, open-
sided floors, and unstable
working surfaces can lead to
falls from heights.
Construction site risks

Electrical Hazards
Exposed wiring, faulty
equipment, and contact with
power lines pose risks of
electrical shocks and burns.
Construction site risks

Struck-by Objects
Workers can be struck by
falling tools, materials, or
equipment, especially in busy
construction environments.
Construction site risks

Machinery Accidents
Operation of heavy machinery, such
as cranes and forklifts, can result in
accidents if not conducted safely.
Construction site risks

Noise and Vibration

Prolonged exposure to high
levels of noise and vibration from
equipment can cause hearing
loss and other health issues.
Construction site risks

Fire and Explosions

Flammable materials, faulty
wiring, or inadequate storage can
increase the risk of fires and
explosions on construction sites.
Construction site risks

Hazardous Materials
Exposure
Handling and exposure to
hazardous materials like asbestos,
chemicals, or dust can have long-
term health consequences.
 What are the best
practices for safety on
construction sites?
best practices for construction site safety

Personal Protective Equipment

(PPE)
Ensure that workers wear
appropriate PPE such as hard hats,
safety glasses, gloves, and steel-toed
boots to minimize the risk of injuries.
best practices for construction site safety

Communication

Establish clear communication

channels and protocols to ensure
that all workers are informed
about safety procedures, potential
hazards, and emergency plans.
best practices for construction site safety

Fall Protection

Implement fall protection

measures, including
guardrails, safety nets, and
personal fall arrest systems,
to prevent falls from heights.
best practices for construction site safety

Regular Inspections
Conduct regular inspections
of the construction site to
identify and address
potential hazards promptly.
best practices for construction site safety

Proper Signage

Clearly mark hazardous

areas and provide
adequate signage to
alert workers to
potential dangers
Conclusion
Construction site safety stands
as an imperative element within
the construction industry,
influencing various aspects that
extend far beyond the
immediate work environment.
Recognizing its paramount
importance is essential.
thank you all