Safety Is Part of Planning the Work
Site conditions, construction activities, and the people working around them belong in the plan from the start.
Preparation and Coordination
Consider the Work and Its Surroundings
Sitework, concrete, and building erection bring different activities into the same work area. Planning needs to account for those tasks together, including other trades, deliveries, and any operations continuing on the property.
Task Preparation
Review the work, site conditions, and potential hazards before the task begins. Planning needs to account for the people, tools, equipment, and controls required for that activity.
Site Coordination
Identify where construction activities meet other trades, deliveries, and active facility operations. Communicate changes that affect access, work areas, or the sequence of work.
Equipment Movement
Consider haul routes, lifting areas, ground conditions, and separation between equipment and people as part of the construction plan.
Work Areas and Protection
Review protective equipment and work-area requirements against the tasks and conditions on site. Changing conditions need to be reflected in the plan.
Crew Communication
Clear project contacts and field communication help crews understand the work ahead, report concerns, and coordinate the next activity.
Training and Supervision
Identify the training, qualification, and supervision requirements for each assigned scope. Discuss owner and site-specific requirements before work begins.
Plan before crews arrive
Share your site standards, operating conditions, and access requirements before work begins. These details help the project team coordinate the construction sequence, supervision, and responsibilities across the site.
Site Requirements
Share owner standards, orientation requirements, access procedures, and any constraints created by ongoing operations.
Emergency Coordination
Establish project contacts, site response procedures, and how construction personnel will coordinate with the facility or project team when assistance is needed.
Review and Follow-Through
Define how site observations, concerns, and changes are communicated and addressed during the work.
Let’s get to work
Discuss Your Site Requirements
Tell us about the work and any site standards, access restrictions, or ongoing operations that the construction team needs to understand.