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A safety tip as we close out Construction Safety Week: always have 3 points of contact when getting into your machine to avoid slips and falls. #ConstructionSafetyWeek #FridayVibes #SafetyTip #JobSiteSafety

Day #4 of Construction Safety Week is coming to an end - what did you do to be safer this week? This week, we recognized the collective responsibility we share to protect one another on the job site. Another reminder to keep each other safe today and every day. #constructionsafetyweek2024 #safetymatters #construction

This construction safety week, we understand that safety on construction sites is a team effort. Every single action made by every single worker, manager, superintendent, and subcontractor matters. Keeping track of everything can be chaos – unless you have the right processes at your back. SMARTBUILD helps create and reinforce good safety habits by making records easy to find and update, reporting a breeze, and getting everyone on the team contributing to the same goals. https://lnkd.in/gpf7Q43t #constructionsafetyweek #constructionsafety Construction Safety Week #safety #safeconstruction #construction #contractor #subcontractor

The theme of Day 3 of Construction Safety Week 2024 is Embrace Every Voice.?At Archer, we utilize an online hazard report tool that allows anyone to easily report when something is or may have been a hazard, ensuring that everyone feels they have a voice when it comes to reporting safety concerns. #safetyweek2024 #day3 #embraceeveryvoice

As we kick off Construction Safety Week, today's toolbox talk is about Driving Personal Ownership, an important reminder for us all. Although the construction industry has extensive safety standards, processes, and procedures to keep us safe, serious accidents and dangerous events can occur at any time unless we maintain consistent focus. Every one of us must accept a greater level of responsibility for our own safety and the safety of others. When it comes to safety, whether it be an unsafe condition or behavior, if you see it, you own it. If you walk by it, you condone it. Remember, every voice is valued on the job site, and we all play a role in safety. #ConstructionSafetyWeek

Construction Safety Week: Day 2 Strengthening our foundation, one safety measure at a time. Let's unite to ensure that safety is more than just a goal—it's a way of life in our industry. #constructionsafetyweek2024 #safetyfirst

As Construction Safety Week 2024 wraps up, let's keep the momentum going! Remember, the use of guards on site is not just a policy; it's a commitment to each worker’s safety and well-being. Keep the standards high and the risks low. Here’s to building a safer tomorrow! #SafetyCommitment #EndofSafetyWeek

"Safety First: How a Simple Belt Prevented a Serious Mishap" In this video, workers are seen cutting a structure on a platform without proper caution. As they cut, the structure loses stability and kicks back unexpectedly. Fortunately, the workers are wearing safety belts, which prevent them from being thrown off the platform. This close call highlights the importance of proper safety measures on the job. Always use safety equipment and follow protocols to avoid accidents and ensure a secure working environment. The video serves as a crucial reminder of why safety should never be compromised. The structure was not hold properly while cutting and a lot of risks taken which doing the activity video rights : Respective owners DM for removal/Credits #safety #safetyfirst #engineering #civilengineering #construction #constructionsite #civilconstruction #engenharia #engenhariacivil

Safety First: The Lifesaving Importance of Safety Belts in Construction A recent video shared in the construction community serves as a stark reminder of the critical role safety belts play in preventing accidents on site. Watch as workers, thankfully wearing safety belts, narrowly avoid a disastrous fall from a platform when a structure kicks back unexpectedly during cutting operations. This close call highlights the importance of proper safety measures, particularly the use of safety belts, in construction. Safety belts are not just a precautionary measure; they are a lifesaving tool that can mean the difference between a near-miss and a tragic accident. Why Safety Belts Matter: 1. Prevent Falls: Safety belts prevent workers from falling from heights, reducing the risk of serious injury or death. 2. Ensure Stability: By securing workers to a stable anchor point, safety belts maintain balance and stability, even in unexpected situations. 3. Enhance Confidence: Wearing safety belts gives workers the confidence to perform tasks without fear, improving overall productivity and focus. Remember: Safety belts are not a one-time consideration; they are an essential part of daily construction operations. Always prioritize safety and ensure that you and your team are properly equipped and trained to use safety belts effectively. Share Your Safety Experiences: Have you or a colleague had a similar experience where a safety belt made all the difference? Share your story in the comments below and let's reinforce the importance of safety in our industry. #SafetyFirst #ConstructionSafety #SafetyBelt #FallPrevention #ConstructionLife #BuildingSafety #EngineeringSafety #CivilEngineering #ConstructionSiteSafety

Importance of safety? Safety is the only point which can safe you, you are abreaching the safety protocols no information or xperience or organization can save you. Its because you are the enemy of yourself. As we can see many mistakes in this video but the good thing is this that both of the workers were wearing safety harnesses and 100% tie off. So safety protocols saved the lives again otherwise it could be worse. Could be cause life loss or severe injuries. Work at height is one of the dangerous & critical activity always takes care of you & your coworkers. Its your moral duty as well. Always as employers to provide the safety means of good quality. Don't be shy in asking for administrative & engineering controls. Remember as the PPEs are the last options for safety & PPEs are least effective.