G11- Construction Safety Statistics Flashcards

1
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has the second most workplace deaths

A

Construction

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2
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What are the leading causes of accidents?

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  1. The Fatal Four
  2. Fall
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3
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a set of unsettling statistics that sheds light on the gravest dangers our workers face and demands our attention and dedication to creating safer environments

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The Fatal Four

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4
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struck by equipment, accounting for 65% of all construction related deaths.

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Fall

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5
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are the leading cause of death in construction.

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Fall, Slips, and Trips

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6
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are the second leading cause of work- related death in construction.

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Transportation Incidents

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7
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are the second leading cause of work-related death in construction

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Struck-by Incidents

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8
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saw the highest number of preventable fatal injuries.

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Construction Industry

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9
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are a constant challenge faced by contractors and are the real issues on our job sites

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Hazards

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10
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saves lives in the construction world.

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Spotting Hazards

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11
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Are the cornerstone of a resilient and responsible construction industry.

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Safety Measures and Compliance

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12
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a sign is required listing the name, address, and phone number of the permit holder and the permit expiration date

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Building Code Sect. 26-252

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13
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is required when workers are at height of 6 feet or more.

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Proper Fall protection

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14
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Approved portable fire extinguishers must be available on floors where combustible materials or liquids are stored.

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NYC Fire Code 1415.1

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15
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open fires are illegal

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NYC Fire Code 1404.3

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16
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are required foremost work

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DOB Work Permits

17
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a sign is required listing the name, address and phone number of the property owner and the general contractor.

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Building Code Sect. 27-1009

18
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a sign is required listing the name, address, and phone number of the demolition constructor and the Department of Buildings complaint number - 311.

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Chapter 8 of Title 1 - Sect. 8-01

19
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Are pivotal for construction workers’ well-being and project success.

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SAFETY REPORTING AND RESPONSE

20
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Accurate and timely reporting is crucial for identifying hazards, assessing risk, and implementing preventive measures.

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SAFETY REPORTING AND RESPONSE

21
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collect valuable data, allowing analysis of trends and patterns for a proactive safety approach.

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Robust safety reporting systems

22
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is the responsive aspect of safety protocols, ensuring swift and effective measures in case of incidents.

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Equally Crucial

23
Q

differ primarily in scale, complexity, and regulatory requirements.

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Residential and commercial construction safety considerations

24
Q

the focus is on individual homes with smaller workforce and simpler structures.

A

Residential Construction

25
Q

Common safety concerns in residential construction:

A

Falls
Electrical Hazards
Proper Use of Tools

26
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involves larger and more intricate projects, such as office building or shopping centers, often requiring a larger and more diverse workforce.

A

Commercial Construction

27
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Encompass a range of factors that go beyond the general precautions.

A

Unique Safety Considerations

28
Q

Excavation and Trenching pose the dangers of cave-ins, demanding

A

proper shoring or protective systems

29
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is crucial, ensuring proper storage, handling, and disposal to mitigate health risk.

A

Hazardous Materials Management