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Construction Safety:

Workplace Accident
Prevention Machinery
Accidents

Student: Britney Almendas


Teacher: Maria Cañenguez
Construction Safety:

Construction is among the top


four most dangerous industries
and continues to report more
fatal occupational injuries than
any other industry.
Workplace Accident Prevention
Machinery Accidents

Machinery accidents. When


heavy machines are necessary to
complete construction jobs.
Questions
WHAT
WHERE
How could this accident have been prevented? It could have been
 Where did the accident occur? In a construction avoided with a working backup alarm, it is almost imperceptible due
 Where was the person at the time of the accident? I was to ambient noise, so as an added safety measure there is also a
spotter on site wearing a reflective vest. Also with an internal traffic
spray painting the ground to map out the area
control plan.
 Where was the supervisor at that time? There was no WHAT
safety observer on the job
 What safety standards were being followed? standards The
WHEN Occupational Safety and Health Administration

 When did the accident occur? While working on a  What were the injuries? She died from injuries
construction site WHY
WHO  Why was the person injured? Why was there not a safety observer
on the job?
 Who was injured? The surveyor
 Why did the person do what they did? The driver didn't see
 Who was working with the injured person? other anyone in his mirrors, so he backed away. The driver's backup alarm
colleagues such as engineers was not working, so the surveyor did not hear the scraper
approaching. When the driver backed up, he hit the surveyor.
 Who else was involved? only the surveyor
 
Thank you

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