... Introduction Construction is still one of the most dangerous occupations in the world, with jobsites being complex networks of people, equipment, and activity that are risky and ever-changing. With continued pressure to drive more value to clients, how do project teams use technology...

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... transportation workforce construction industry jobsite diversity Session No. 650 Effectively Communicating with The Hispanic Workforce Grace Gandarilla Risk & Safety Manager Jordan Construction El Paso, Texas Patricia Kagerer, CSP, ARM, CRIS Vice President Risk & Safety Jordan Construction Dallas, Texas...

... (JHAs) in your work planning personal knowledge observation skill workplace hazard responsibility crocodile proper training hazard recognition perception safety hazard injury supervisor pinch point stop work authority jobsite appropriate precaution hazard video Session...

... have gained a real understanding of jobsite ergonomic exposures, specific job tasks, and workforce limitations within the construction trades that impact productivity, efficiency, and risk factors. This paper will focus on areas and the methods to enhance production, efficiency, and reduce risk...

... Construction Jobsites are ever changing environments with multiple tasks at any given time. Bringing order and control to the ever changing environment can present quite a challenge for companies specifically related to safety. Construction is the most dangerous of all U.S. industries...