Construction Management
Safety & Health
Stay Ahead in Construction Management,
The modern construction industry is constantly evolving, affected by changes in technology and shifting attitudes about how best to get the job done. One such change is the industry's growing emphasis on safety and health. Construction professionals are realizing that safety, productivity, and quality are inextricably linked, and are moving to implement programs that go beyond regulatory compliance and take a more active approach towards protecting their employees in the field. In this course, instructor Jim Rogers presents safety as something that must be actively managed in conjunction with quality and productivity, and discusses the role the construction manager needs to play in the process.
Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. Recognizing Safety Hazards in the Industry
- 2. Recognizing Health Hazards in the Industry
- 3. Integrating Safety, Quality, and Productivity
- 4. Going Digital to Improve Safety
- Conclusion
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