T Level - 1.5 & 1.6 Safety Conscious procedures

Eliminating all risks involved in a specific operation

Lowering the risks involved in the process to an acceptable level

Ignoring safety procedures

Increasing the risks involved in the process

Conducting regular safety meetings

Introducing a local exhaust ventilation system

Providing safety training to employees

Implementing administrative controls

Introducing engineering controls

Implementing administrative controls

Ignoring safety issues

Guarding the moving parts of machinery

Good communication

Quick decision making

Immediate evacuation

Detailed documentation

To educate site operatives about the safety processes on a specific site

To train workers in advanced construction techniques

To provide first aid training

To discuss the financial aspects of the project

Reporting potential hazards

Site inductions

Financial planning

Toolbox talks

To discuss a particular topic between trades

To provide health and safety training

To report potential hazards

To educate site operatives about safety processes

Use of equipment, health and safety, fire and first aid training

Financial management and budgeting

Advanced construction techniques

Project management skills

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

Equipment failure

Weather changes

An audit of site safety

Supply deliveries