Construction Risk Safety Program That Works

Tools, everyone is talking about tools. It could be tools to build a house, or the tools for training a class. Both of these efforts require tools. But the tools needed are as different as night and day. It makes no difference what one does, tools are going to be needed. What tools would you need to use to implement a Construction Risk Management Program that works? The tools that are used will change as one starts with the company policy and moves through the pre-planning stage, documentation, approval of the contractor/sub-contractor and lower tiers, implementation, inspections, enforcement, close out, and what’s next. It might be that you would need all of the following tools or maybe just a few. The types of tools being used will depend upon the project demands and complexity. The tools that are discussed here are all being used by Kajima Construction Services, Inc. and should add items to your safety toolbox. Picking the right tool can make all the difference in the world when putting together a Construction Risk Safety Program that Works. Some of the questions that need to be asked are: · What is the first step in building a Construction Risk Management Program? · Will corporate buy in at the top management level? · Who at the corporate level will review and implement