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CHECKLISTSCHECKLISTSFOR CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
MTECH Engineering Co.,Ltd. 2017
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TopicsBusiness ChallengesChecklist for Construction SafetyConclusion
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TopicsBusiness ChallengesChecklist for Construction SafetyConclusion
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Construction Accidents
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Document Every Inspection for Your Records and for OSHAThe following should be maintained for compliance and safety:
• Records of the inspected cranes maintained monthly
on critical items in use, such as brakes, crane hooks,
and ropes
• Include the date of inspection, the signature of the
person who performed the inspection, and the serial
number, or other identifier
• This record should be kept
readily available for review
• Maintain the manufacturer's maintenance and
inspection records, forms or checklists
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Source: Mobile Crane Inspection Guidelines for OSHA Compliance Officers, Occupational Health and Safety Administration, U.S. Department of Labor
Challenges on Safety InspectionCreate a Safety Checklist with Clear Instructions and information
Implementing “each shift”, “monthly” and “annual / comprehensive” inspections
• Reduce workers’ exposure to accidents and equipment failure
Collection of Near Miss / Non-compliance items
Instant correction
Monitoring
Record keeping
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ON SITE IN THE OFFICE1 HOUR 1 HOUR=
Each site visit creates an important administrative burden1 hour of work on site is equivalent to 1 hour of administration in the office
The Administrative Burden
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TopicsBusiness ChallengesChecklist for Construction SafetyConclusion
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Collection of structured & ah hoc safety issues onsite and follow up with immediate corrective actions.
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STRUCTURED VISIT AND DATA AQUISITION TOOL
Value PropositionEffectively and efficiently to prevent potential construction risk factors through a collaborative platform to enable instant respond and total safety management for building construction industry.
iBIM Technology for Construction Safety
Steps To Success
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Plan
• Site petro• Plan a list
of safety items to check from a predefined checklist
Check
• Quick and complete check of items on site
• Provide the non-conforming elements with a picture and a specific explanation and place them on a plan.
Level of emergency
• Depending on your observation on site, define a level of emergency to each point.
• Make sure that all the most important points are group together.
To-Do-List
• Sorting• Automatic
creation of the to do list
• Rapid distribution to the right person in charge
Monitor
• Traceability of the follow up actions guaranteed
• Keep record
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FOLLOW THE SAFETY ISSUES
FROM THE APPLICATION
ONSITE
ATTHE OFFICE
Solutions To The Challenges
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Structural ChecklistCheck items (conditioning)Value with range & unitPlaceTimePeopleScore# of visitsReference informationPast record
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Types of Checklist VisitStandardRecurringNon-compliance or partialAuditCo-visitAh-hoc
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Process FlowCREATE STANDARD
CHECKLISTS
PLANNING THE VISIT
CHECK VISITS
DATA AQUISITION
FOLLOW UP
SAFETY MEASUREMENT
NON-COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
Checklist for Scaffolding
Predefine Checklist Answer
Photo Taking & Comment
Report Generation
Non-Compliance Follow Up
Report with Photo, Comment & Score
Safety Performance Measure
TopicsBusiness ChallengesChecklist for Construction SafetyConclusion
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Be Prepared and Proactive… Save time… Save Lives… Save Money
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By implementing “each shift”, “monthly” and “annual/comprehensive” inspections by trained competent and qualified inspectors on crane and hoist equipment, companies will
• Increase human safety providing a safer and more productive environment for their employees
• Reduce their exposure to accidents and equipment failure
• Improve equipment reliability by reducing safety related defects by 60 to 95%
Source: OSHA Enforcement: Committed to Safe and Healthful Workplaces, , U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Why do I have to have my overhead cranes and hoists inspected? Best Practices, Industrial Lift and Hoist, May-June 2008
OPEN DISCUSSIONIt's one thing to have the technology at your fingertips and
use it to it's full extent. Some people just like to do things the way they have always done it, even if it's inefficient, costly
and not very accurate.
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