Construction Site Safety Responsibilities

The video emphasizes the importance of safety in construction, highlighting the responsibilities of both site management and workers. It covers site arrival procedures, induction, communication, and the need for continuous updates on site activities. The video also stresses the importance of following site rules, preparing tasks safely, and handling unsafe situations responsibly. Continuous learning and improvement are encouraged to ensure safety and career growth.

What is one of the main reasons construction sites are considered dangerous?

• Lack of proper equipment

• Poor weather conditions

• Insufficient workforce

• Constant changes and unplanned activities

What should you do if you are not greeted upon arrival at a construction site?

• Leave the site immediately

• Start working without reporting

• Wait for someone to notice you

• Make your presence known to site management

Why is a site induction important?

• It gives basic information for safe work

• It helps in understanding the project timeline

• It provides a chance to meet colleagues

• It is a formality with no real purpose

How can workers contribute to site safety?

• By ignoring site rules

• By actively participating in health and safety discussions

• By working as fast as possible

• By avoiding communication with managers

What should be regularly updated to keep workers informed?

• The project budget

• The employee handbook

• The hazards board

• The site cafeteria menu

What is expected from individuals once work begins on site?

• To work independently without supervision

• To complete tasks as quickly as possible

• To ignore site rules if they seem unnecessary

• To follow guidelines and be alert to changes

What should you do if you see someone working unsafely?

• Wait until the end of the day to mention it

• Join them to help finish faster

• Report it to site management immediately

• Ignore it and continue working

What should you do if you suspect the presence of asbestos?

• Continue working and ignore it

• Try to remove it yourself

• Report it at the end of the day

• Stop work and seek advice

Why is it important to keep learning in the construction industry?

• To impress colleagues

• To reduce working hours

• To stay updated with machinery and regulations

• To increase salary

What is the responsibility of an employer regarding training?

• To provide training only if requested

• To ensure employees are trained for safe work

• To train employees only during emergencies

• To let employees find their own training