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\n \n Strategy 3: Develop a safety program for all employee groups and\n occupations\n \n \n Each demographic group periodically faces different risks. According\n to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, from 1992 to 2017, the number of\n people aged 55 and older who work has doubled. But in 2017, the chance\n of these employees dying at work for job reasons more than doubled.\n This applies not only to the working staff but also to the project\n managers. Their figures are slightly lower - the chances of dying from\n industrial injuries in 25 years have become 1.5 times more.\n Nevertheless, this figure is quite significant.\n \n \n In recent years, one in four builders was an immigrant. It also\n increases the risk of workplace injuries. All this is due to the\n language barrier. After all, to tell and show in detail, trying to\n explain, given the weak vocabulary - these are completely different\n things. To improve safety performance, it is important to review the\n acquired knowledge regularly.\n \n \n Strategy 4: Consider the risks in your specialty to adjust your safety\n program\n \n \n Morbidity rates represent statistically the number of injuries and\n illnesses per 100 full-time employees. The average accident rate for\n construction is 2.8. But it differs depending on the construction\n specialties. For example, framing contractors have a score of 4.5, and\n workers who perform finishing carpentry work have a score of 2.2.\n \n \n Knowing the risk indicators helps the manager analyze and draw\n conclusions about how these risks can be reduced. If you set up the\n security program correctly, then the indicators with a high percentage\n of probability will drop significantly.\n \n \n Strategy 5: Reduce rates of musculoskeletal disorders\n \n \n Evaluate your methods of work to reduce the number of diseases in the\n musculoskeletal system. Although it is most often caused by excessive\n overexertion, it is possible to use ergonomic assessment tools to help\n you identify activities that endanger your employees promptly. In\n every industry, overvoltage accounts for a huge share of the cause and\n illness that leads to missed work. In addition to causing pain and\n suffering to the musculoskeletal system, they also exacerbate the\n general problem of dependence on painkillers.\n \n \n Each enterprise can improve the situation of the national problem with\n the musculoskeletal system. The musculoskeletal system suffers due to\n repetitive movements, heavy loads that need to be lifted, and working\n in an uncomfortable position for a long time. Most often, the back is\n injured, the hands are in second place in terms of trauma, and the\n third and fourth places are shared by injuries of the shoulders and\n knees, respectively. Even though now the number of injuries has\n significantly decreased, they still confidently hold the lead among\n the most common non-fatal injuries.\n \n \n Strategy 6: Pay close attention to temporary employees\n \n \n Most often, temporary workers take part in the construction. Whether\n they come from a recruitment agency or some government program,\n chances are they won't be sufficiently familiar with safety and how to\n avoid the main hazards at a construction site. It is best to work with\n one recruitment agency where employees receive safety training\n appropriate to the job they are doing.\n \n \n To check how much the employees know about safety precautions, you can\n conduct certain testing on them or appoint a responsible employee. If\n the hired worker does not speak the language, then safety training\n should be conducted in his native language.\n \n
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\n \n Strategy 7: Hiring new technicians\n \n \n Since safety is an ever-important issue, it's worth empowering\n yourself with tools that help improve safety outcomes. Modern tools\n are called smart personal protective equipment. This technology helps\n to collect, analyze and produce results about the health of workers.\n This gadget can also issue an alert to workers who should change their\n behavior and their actions to avoid an accident.\n \n \n Strategy 8: Make safety your first thought\n \n \n Safety culture has become an important aspect of the company's\n activities. Many companies already use the most secure methods for\n work. It is important to analyze and understand the presence of\n hazards and think through actions to avoid risks. You must make this\n an important organizational aspect of your work to protect workers\n from injury and death.\n \n
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\n \n Strategy 9: Use leading indicators\n \n \n You need to collect and analyze indicators to respond to ongoing\n security issues. By identifying leading indicators, you can take care\n of possible risks in advance and avoid them. By making indicators\n specific, measurable, and timely, you will receive the most complete\n instructions that will help prevent accidents at work.\n \n \n Conclusion\n \n \n Creating a safe working environment is not that difficult. It is only\n important to analyze all possible risks in advance to create\n comfortable working conditions for all your employees.\n \n \n \n )\n}\n\nexport default SafetyConstructionBusiness\n","// extracted by mini-css-extract-plugin\nexport var section = \"news-module--section--g5uoe\";\nexport var maxContent = \"news-module--maxContent--mpYRW\";\nexport var content = \"news-module--content--v60SD\";\nexport var textTitle = \"news-module--textTitle--nitTa\";\nexport var textLists = \"news-module--textLists--IMoga\";\nexport var disc = \"news-module--disc--AqJ0s\";\nexport var auto = \"news-module--auto--u9wuf\";\nexport var decimal = \"news-module--decimal--+OTUr\";\nexport var check_mark = \"news-module--check_mark--P6DHG\";\nexport var imageBlock = \"news-module--imageBlock--TmnyQ\";\nexport var imageText = \"news-module--imageText--DgNcO\";\nexport var imageFullWidth = \"news-module--imageFullWidth--Rg4vs\";\nexport var imageEvent = \"news-module--imageEvent--y9m8O\";\nexport var imageClickable = \"news-module--imageClickable--wN1YK\";\nexport var imageClickable_bottom = \"news-module--imageClickable_bottom--6ol01\";\nexport var brandButtons = \"news-module--brandButtons--Alw1o\";\nexport var text = \"news-module--text--5E1Q6\";\nexport var video = \"news-module--video--6ohKO\";\nexport var videoSize = \"news-module--videoSize--WLsUN\";\nexport var authorWrapper = \"news-module--authorWrapper--pKcye\";\nexport var author = \"news-module--author--F1DUO\";\nexport var special_offer_image = \"news-module--special_offer_image--2F8hV\";\nexport var columnWrapper = \"news-module--columnWrapper--805HQ\";\nexport var boxShadow = \"news-module--boxShadow--zn30v\";\nexport var youtubeVideo = \"news-module--youtubeVideo---NENF\";\nexport var imageWrap = \"news-module--imageWrap--wN+Es\";\nexport var textWrap = \"news-module--textWrap--sagCF\";\nexport var textWrapCentered = \"news-module--textWrapCentered--Gc1WE\";\nexport var margin_top_48 = \"news-module--margin_top_48--icjNV\";\nexport var contentWrap = \"news-module--contentWrap--+JWDB\";\nexport var productLinksWrapper = \"news-module--productLinksWrapper--s8uye\";"],"names":["section","bg_white","bg_light","bg_dark","className","id","bgColor","children","cn","s","date","Section","Container","title","description","variant","color","S","src","alt","placeholder","textLists","decimal","check_mark","imageBlock","imageClickable","text","authorWrapper","columnWrapper","youtubeVideo","imageWrap","textWrap","textWrapCentered","margin_top_48","contentWrap","productLinksWrapper"],"sourceRoot":""}