Building owners and architects, property management companies, and engineering firms rely on the expertise of Arbeitssicherheit Hillebrand.
The eight most important points to consider from an occupational safety perspective:
- Hazard Assessment: A hazard assessment is a systematic evaluation of working conditions to identify potential hazards and implement risk-reduction measures.
- Supplementary Risk Assessment: The conditions and potential hazards vary from project to project. A supplementary checklist ensures that all aspects of occupational safety are taken into account and documented, even amid the hustle and bustle of everyday work.
- Protective equipment: Protective equipment such as helmets, gloves, and safety shoes can help prevent injuries on the construction site.
- Safety Plans: Safety plans should be developed to ensure that everyone involved on the construction site is informed about the risks and safety measures.
- Training:Proof of site-specific occupational safety and health training must be provided for all employees on the construction site to ensure that they have the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely.
- Safety Equipment: Safety equipment such as fire extinguishers and emergency supplies should be available on the construction site so that a quick response is possible in case of an emergency.
- Workplace Design: The workplace must be designed in such a way as to ensure employee safety.
- Communication: Open communication among all parties involved on the construction site helps identify and eliminate potential hazards.
