Health and Safety in Construction Management: Legislation, Collaboration, and Impact

Construction
Management

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................................3
TASK 1..........................................................................................................................................................3
Explain how health and safety has now become an integrated part of the construction process..........3
TASK 2..........................................................................................................................................................4
Describe the government legislation which has benchmarked health and safety within construction...4
TASK 3..........................................................................................................................................................5
Discuss the role of collaboration and communication in ensuring safe working practices......................5
TASK4..........................................................................................................................................................7
Demonstrate how the construction industry has benefited through changes in health safety legislation
.................................................................................................................................................................7
TASK 5..........................................................................................................................................................8
Evaluate the impact of health a safety legislation, how it has evolved the drivers for it, and its
advantages or weaknesses within construction......................................................................................8
CONCLUSION...............................................................................................................................................9
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................................10

INTRODUCTION
Construction management is regarded as the most difficult and demanding career. In order
to complete a project effectively in the eyes of the customer, experts must enlist the help of
several civil engineers, architects, interior decorators, mechanical or electrical technicians, as
well as other construction specialists. It would aid in the creation of a suitable plans and
specifications for the construction of a structure (Diop, Scheren and Niang, 2021). Therefore, the
role and functions of each building expert varied from one another, with architects managing
both the design and implementation of a single task, whereas technical experts aid to guarantee
that another structure is fundamentally solid or not. In this report consist of health and safety in
construction management and legislation use for construction industry. Moreover, define the role
of collaboration and communication in safe working practice and identify benefits of health &
safety legislation after the changes. At the end of report define the safety legislation with
advantage and weakness within construction.
TASK 1
Explain how health and safety has now become an integrated part of the construction process
Stable and protection are apparent challenges all across the UK's economy, but it's
especially crucial in the construction sector due to its number of deaths four times higher than the
median across all other industries.
However, this will not resulted in enough reparations, and the amount of fatalities in
relation to the amount of staff members continues abhorrently unequal: Despite employing one-
fifth of the population in the UK, the sector accounted for one-tenth of all recorded serious
injuries but one of all fatal industrial accidents annually (Pievatolo, 2020).
 High-risk geographic region, high-risk job
 The lethal truths of on-site hazards operating at altitude
 Elevation causes objects to become smaller.
 Automobile in motion
 Acquiring uncouthly
 Equipment and instruments
 Dangerous mud and fatal bullying