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Occupational Health and Safety in Construction Management

   

Added on  2022-11-13

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Running head: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 1
Construction Management
Students Name
Institution Affiliation

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 2
Executive summary
Inadequate occupational health and safety results into significant effects on the various
parameters of construction projects such as quality, cost, schedule as well as the
sustainability. The end results is that they lead to serious injuries which are not incorporated
into the project requirements, resulting into unplanned compensations within the project. It is
as a result of this, that the study below tends to focus on a renovation plan which was not
properly followed as per the initial requirements. Further, the renovation encompasses the
removal of asbestos, a material which needs proper handling, else it results into detrimental
health effects, not only to the workers, but also the surrounding. From the results presented,
careful work and healthy practices oriented towards occupational safety, as well as work
health and safety policy when combined will significantly play a role in ensuring the success
of the renovation process.

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 3
Table of Contents
Executive summary....................................................................................................................2
Discussion..................................................................................................................................4
WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY..........................................................................4
Work Health and Safety roles and responsibilities of the management team........................6
Emergency procedures.........................................................................................................10
Material handling and storage..............................................................................................12
Consultation and hazard reporting procedures.....................................................................16
Project health and welfare facilities required.......................................................................18
Conclusion................................................................................................................................19
References................................................................................................................................20

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 4
DISCUSSION
TRIVEX CO. LTD
WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY
Obligations
The management is strongly committed to a policy which enables all the workers to
undertake various activities in a safe manner and environment, and were all the measures are
taken to minimize the possible risks to safety, health, welfare of the workers, authorised
visitors, contractors as well as any other authorised person which might be a victim of our
operations. Our commitment is to ensure that we comply with the Work Health and Safety
Regulations 2012, Work Health and Safety Act 2012, and applicable Codes of Practice and
Australian Standards as far as possible (McGeorge & Zou, 2012).
Responsibilities
Management:
In addition to provision, will maintain as far as possible:
A secure working environment
A safe working system
Safe plants and substances
Adequate facilities for the sake of the welfare of workers
Adequate instruction, information, training, and supervision which ensures that all the
workers are safe and secure from the risks to health.
A cooperation commitment which bides all the workers and management in the
workplace
A commitment for continual improvement on the performance via effective safety
management.
Workers:

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