How to Safely Manage a Major Site
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Safety
In the field of construction, workers have to face a lot of risks that can threaten their lives. They have to work in high risk situations where they come across hazardous and toxic materials. Hence, safety is an important aspect of the construction process and needs to be followed by all workers.
Regular safety audits should be conducted to ensure that the site complies with all regulations and standards. Ideally, these should be done by a third-party expert. It is also a good idea to limit access to the site to people who are authorised. This will help prevent accidents and security breaches.
All workers must receive a site safety orientation. This should be a comprehensive training program that is tailored to the specific hazards of the worksite. In addition, all workers should be trained to recognize and respond to hazards in the workplace. They should also be informed that they can decline unsafe work if it puts their health and safety at risk.
Environment
In many workplaces, health and safety are not just a set of rules, but an essential part of how things work. The right policies, procedures and training will help your workplace run more smoothly, protect employees and minimise risk.
The emergency site team makes decisions on mitigation strategies to limit the threat to people and the environment at the incident scene. These decisions are based on the site situation and available information and resources. They are in close cooperation with the Emergency Operations Centre Group, which supports the site team and makes strategic decisions for the overall municipal emergency response.
The emergency site manager assures that actions taken at the scene are consistent with the EOCG decisions. This includes establishing control of Hazard Zones, agent identification and mitigation, PPE, casualty treatment limitations, decontamination capability and evacuation considerations. The site manager also provides regular updates on threats, progress and results to the EOCG. This is critical for ensuring consistent decisions across the CBRN response.
Security
Site managers must consider a variety of security measures when determining a site’s specific needs. These include assessing the risk, setting procedures, training personnel and communicating these procedures to individuals working at the site. The designated officers for these tasks, usually the Information Technology Officer and the Security Officer, will examine a site’s security levels in regards to data, servers, computer systems and physical access to facilities.
In terms of physical security, the most common threats to a business are theft and burglary. To deter such crimes, companies use a variety of physical methods, including high perimeter fences, barbed wire and clear signs that indicate an active security presence.
The response to a security breach should be decided upon well before it occurs. The site’s management may decide to adopt a “protect and proceed” strategy, in which staff attempt to interfere with the intruder’s encroachment and prevent damage assessment and recovery efforts, or it may choose a “pursue and prosecute” approach that involves shutting down facilities and stopping the intruder.