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Core Principles of Construction Health & Safety
Core Principles of Construction Health & Safety Effective builders safety is built on three key principles: Hazard Identification Before work begins, hazards must be identified. These may include: Working at height Excavations and trenches Electrical systems Heavy plant and machinery Manual handling risks Slips, trips, and falls Regular site inspections and planning meetings help identify…
What are Nanomaterials?
Nanomaterials are materials of which a single unit is sized (in at least one dimension) between 1 and 100 nm. (ECHA) Nano chemicals are chemicals generated by using nanomaterials. These include titanium dioxide (TiO2), carbon nanotubes (CNTs), and carbon nanofibers (CNFs). Metal oxide nanoparticles such as iron oxide; gold and silver nanoparticles are regularly used in industries from paint…
Introduction to Safe Work Method Statements
Introduction to Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) What is an SWMS? A Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is more than just a document—it’s a cornerstone of safety management in the UK workplace, especially on construction sites and industries involving high-risk tasks. An SWMS outlines how specific job activities will be carried out safely. Think of it as a playbook that details step-by-step…
Sample Electrical Safety Checklist
This sample checklist is from our Health and Safety Manual Sample electrical safety checklist Action taken An electrical safety policy is in place Management is committed to the objectives of the policy Sufficient resources have been provided to ensure that the objectives of the policy are met Staff at all levels are aware of, and understand, the policy A purchasing…
Pre-Demolition Checklist: A Comprehensive Guide
Pre-Demolition Checklist: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction Demolition may seem straightforward, but there’s more to it than just tearing down a building. A well-prepared pre-demolition checklist is essential to ensure everything goes smoothly, safely, and within the bounds of the law. Whether you’re a homeowner planning to demolish an old shed or a contractor handling large-scale projects,…
Method Statement & Risk Assessment for Scaffolding
We have compiled a 5 page combined method statement and Risk Assessment for scaffolding erection. The General Work Method (Key steps & stages of the work required) • Erect scaffolding under the supervision of a competent person. • Start by laying out base plates on stable ground and ensuring proper levelling. • Assemble scaffolding components following manufacturer’s instructions and design…
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Physical Health Hazards in Construction Work
Physical Health Hazards in Construction Work: Identifying Risks and Promoting Safety Introduction: Construction work is a dynamic and essential industry that plays a crucial role in shaping the infrastructure of our society. However, it comes with inherent physical health hazards that can pose serious risks to workers if not properly managed. In this article, we will explore some of the common…
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Brick and Blockwork Document Pack
Our “Brick and Blockwork pack” is an essential collection of Microsoft Word documents written by a Registered Chartered Engineer with over 30 years of experience. These documents are designed to ensure the safe and efficient completion of bricklaying and blockwork projects. The pack includes a comprehensive Method Statement for bricklaying and blockwork, which outlines the correct procedures and…
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Employee Safety Inductions
All Employees and visiting contractors are to be given a site induction by a competant appointed person Contents of an Induction Program could include: 1. Introduction to the organisational structure of the company. 2. Introduction to any occupational health and safety personnel working for the company. 3. Presentation, explanation and discussion of the overall occupational health and safety…
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Positive Performance Indicators
Positive Performance Indicators Companies should introduce and maintain a system of positive reporting indicators. The following items could be reported to management and if applicable a safety committee on a monthly basis: 1. Attendance at safety toolbox meetings 2. Attendance at safety training sessions 3. Number of risk assessments undertaken in a month 4. Percentage of employees trained in…
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Struck-By Accidents and Prevention
Struck-By Accidents and Prevention
STRUCK-BY ACCIDENTS In struck-by accidents, workers are hit by vehicles, or falling/flying objects The reported accidents indicate that the main causes are:- • Accidents with site equipment or vehicles, these include excavators, dumpers and other site vehicles. • High-pressure hoses becoming detached from compressors etc. • Falling loads from cranes, truck Hiab’s etc. • Tools or materials dropped…
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Investigation of Accident, Incident or Near Miss
Investigation of Accident, Incident or Near Miss
Checklist for Investigations Investigation of Accident, Incident or Near Miss Companies should investigate safety events using a checklist, an example of a standard list is detailed below. Note: In the table below, the term ‘event’ will be used to indicate ‘accident, incident or near miss’. Personal What level of job training had been provided? How was competency assessed? What did the risk…
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Method Statement for Bricklaying
Method Statement for Bricklaying
This is an example of what should be included in a Method Statement for bricklaying Part 2 Work Objective: To Complete Bricklaying work to the required line, level and elevations as per Architect & Design Drawings. Reducing Risks: 1. Use of Mechanical means where possible. 2. Use and continual use of PPE. 3. Good house keeping practices. 4. Continual inspection of plant and tools. Health, Safety…
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Risk Assessment for Heat Stress
Risk Assessment for Heat Stress
Heat stress affects building and construction related works, steps should be taken to reduce the risks. What are the typical symptoms:-? Cramping Muscles, often these include side stitches and calf muscles. Dry skin that maybe hot to the touch, loss of concentration and confusion, rash, person is very thirsty, headaches, tiredness, dizziness and in extreme heat stroke the person may convulse and…
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Construction Site Waste Management
Construction Site Waste Management
Site Waste Management Construction sites can generate vast amounts of waste, this can be in the form of packaging, timber, material off-cuts and general site waste. All waste should be disposed of in the most appropriate and environmentally sensitive way possible. If necessary for compliance, suitably qualified specialist contractors shall be engaged for disposal. Disposal of waste should follow…
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Construction Site Risk Identification Checklist
Construction Site Risk Identification Checklist
Construction Site Risk Identification Checklist Factors to be taken into account:- Are there substances used in a particular task suitable for the task? Have substances been assessed (COSHH) for safe use? Is the plant used in a particular task suitable for the task? Are the plant and substances suitable to the environmental conditions and terrain in which they are used? Are there any foreseeable…
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Site Hazard Control Measures
Site Hazard Control Measures
Hazard Control Measures Hazards on building sites need to be controlled to reduce the risks of accidents and near misses. The Site Management should consider this to be a top priority, where large sites are concerned there should be a budget established during the tender stage to enable full time Health & Safety Staff to be employed not only to manage and establish control measures but to train…
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