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Approved work shoes with steel toe caps must be used on a construction site in order to comply with Swedish law.
ReplyDeleteAll contractors and other personnel who are working or visiting the construction site must wear a hardhat.
When working higher than ground level, safety nets and safety barriers must be in place in order to comply with the Swedish Labor Securities law.
A total of three of diggers and dump trucks which are used at the construction site have expired certificates and therefore, in accordance with Swedish law, are prohibited for use on the construction site until they have been tested and received renewed certificates.
The construction site will be shut down due to lack of Swedish Labor Security law compliance unless action is taken to correct the inspection findings published in this report.
/Janne Backman
All construction workers are obliged to wear personal protective equipment, including hardhats and adequate working boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
ReplyDeleteIt is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that hearing protection and breathing masks are available for the employeers if noise and/or dust levels are above EU standards.
The construction site must be fenced and furnished with safety barriers to prevent construction accidents and third party access.
If the above listed requirements are not complied with by the latest November 3, we will have no other option than closing down the construction site.
In accordance with Swedish Transport Regulations, vehicles lacking a valid certificate are imposed by a driving bad with immediate force.
In Sweden one has to follow the rules and regulations that apply to the field one is working in.
ReplyDeleteIf one doesn’t do so the business may be closed down.
The use of proper workwear is compulsory for your workers.
This includes workwear such as hardhats and proper working boots with reinforced soled and toecaps.
There are regulations to follow when it comes to the building ground and its surroundings.
Proper fences and safety barriers have to be applied where needed.
Firstly for security reasons a recommendation is that all workers wear proper work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
ReplyDeleteSecondly you must have everybody on the site wearing approved safety helmets at all times.
Subsequently I would highly recommend you to have all workers wearing helmets with built-in ear muffs so that none of them will be exposed to the noise.
In order to avoid accidents there must be fences and safety barriers at a proper height at all places where you build above ground level.
At least four of your plants have expired test certificates and therefore the last recommendation is that you have all your plants tested and checked by authorized mechanic immediately.
There are certain rules that has to be followed in order to continue the construction of the exhibition center, this concerns all your employees within the construction facility.
ReplyDeleteWearing approved safety helmet is compulsory in this sort of workplace. We recommend you to obtain hardhats with built-in earmuffs and mesh to cover the face with.
Trainers or sneakers is not safe to wear with all the heavy lifting etc. Make sure to invest in proper work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps.
Set up fences and safety barriers whenever you start building above ground level and use it to enclose places that could be harmful to reside in.
All working vehicles are required to have valid test certificates. Until they have, a driving ban will be applied. Also make sure to get them checked by an authorized mechanic.
Andrea Forssell
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden we have strict rules and regulations regarding safety in the workplace.
When working on a building site everybody must wear approved boots which have reinforced soles and toecaps.
When entering the building site, everyone has to wear an approved safety helmet.
To protect the hearing of employees, it is important to wear ear protection.
When working above ground level there are stringent regulations regarding fences and barriers.
Niklas Howell
ReplyDeleteAccording to Swedish law it is compulsory for everyone at a the construction site to wear hardhats approved by the Swedish standards, this includes both the working personnel and visitors.
All construction workers are compelled to use adequate work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
Due to the high noise level it is compulsory for everyone to wear ear protectors.
Construction sites that has work areas which lies above ground level are required to have safety barriers and fences that comply to the Swedish regulation.
All vechicles that are used are obligated to have a valid test certificate, if it has expired it is mandatory to renew it at an authorised test station to be able use it again
Malin Davidsson
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden there are rules and regulations which must be followed, so in order to keep the construction site open, there are a couple of issues that have to be dealt with. Due to safety reasons all construction workers on site are required to wear boots with reinforced soles and toecaps. The same thing applies when it comes to protecting their heads; approved safety helmets are compulsory. The construction workers are required to wear ear ear protectors due to the noise level. According to national regulations, fences and safety barriers of proper height and standard must be used at all locations above ground level where construction work is done.
Emelie Wetterling
ReplyDeleteAccording to Swedish rules and regulations work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps must be worn at the building site.
It is mandatory to wear approved safety helmets at all times whilst at the building site.
To prevent hearing loss all workers must wear protection: a helmet with built-in ear muffs was recommended by the Health and Safety Inspector.
In order to prevent accidents it is mandatory to install fences as well as safety barriers on all levels above ground level.
All vehicles used at the building site must have valid test certificates and must also be cleared by an authorized mechanic.
Fatima Annsofie Einarsson Haltta.
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden the Government has set a number of rules and regulations for all contracting companies to abide, failure to do so will result in a shut down.
Firstly. Work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps are required. In contrast to this by wearing trainers is hazardous, as workers lifting heavy sacks of cement, bricks, girders and other materials such as nails.
Then no one should be on the working site without wearing a hardhat. They are mandatory on the site.
We have noticed workers not wearing ear protectors. By law this is mandatory and we recommend helmets that have built-in ear muffs and mesh to cover the face.
Finally to prevent accidents to happen it is mandatory to install safety barriers above ground level as well as fences around the working site.
Malin M
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden, if one doesn’t follow the rules and regulations that apply to the field. The business may be closed down.
All construction workers are obliged to wear protective equipment, including hardhats and proper working boots with reinforced soled and toecaps. Other personnel who are working or visiting the construction site must wear a hardhat.
It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that breathing masks and hearing protection are available if dust and/or noise are above EU standards.
There must be fences and safety barriers at a proper height to prevent construction accidents and third party access.
All vehicles used at the building site must be cleared by an authorized mechanic and have valid test certificates.
WarmUp3
ReplyDeleteSiv Karlsson
Construction site
In Sweden workers have the right to a healthy and safe working environment.
To reduce the risks of ill-health and accidents at work – follow these rules on entering construction sites:
1. Workers shall wear an approved helmet with built-in ear protectors and a mesh to cover the face.
2. Workers shall wear safety footwear with reinforced soles and toecaps.
3. There shall be fences and safety barriers when constructing above ground level.
4. Machines and tools shall be duly inspected, tested and have a valid test certificate.
5. Visitors shall wear an approved safety helmet.
In Sweden there are rules and regulations which must be followed regarding safety in the workplace.
ReplyDeleteIt is not safe to wear trainers or sneakers with all the heavy lifting, so make sure that you wear approved boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
It is compulsory for everyone to wear an approved safety helmet when entering the building site.
In order to prevent hearing loss it is important that you wear ear protectors.
To prevent accidents to happen there must be fences and safety barriers whenever you start building above ground level.
In Sweden there are many obligated laws and regulations regarding working conditions at building sites.
ReplyDeleteWork boots with reinforced soles and toecaps are a certainty because of the uneven ground and danger materials the workers confront
Hard hats are compulsory work wear caused by the current environment.
Ear muff must be worn to avoid injuries caused by the level of noise.
To avoid unauthorized persons to enter the working area, the site has to be surrounded by a fence or other barrier.
Kim Flintvall
ReplyDeleteThe Swedish safety and health Executive inspected the construction area. Following is a report from their visit.
Because the workers are carrying heavy materials they need to wear proper boots with reinforced soles and toecaps. We are not allowed to let anyone in to the construction area without wearing a safety helmet. They considered the noise level being normal but the workers have to wear ear protectors. They suggested us to use a safety helmet with built-in ear protectors and mesh to protect the face.
In Sweden there is regulations that forces us to use safety barriers when working above ground level in order to prevent workers from falling.
The executive noticed that three of the diggers and one dumper have no valid certificate which forces us to send them on service to an authorized mechanics immediately.
On The Health and Safety Executives recommendation, we have now taking part of The Swedish Occupational Safety and Health Act (1977:1160), and following legal proceeding has been taken to make sure that Swedish rules and regulations for work are followed in the future:
ReplyDelete• Safety regulations have been produced strictly following The Swedish Occupational Safety and Health Act (1977:1160).
• Health and safety managers have been appointed to prevent accidents at work takes place, to make sure that the safety regulations are being followed, and to work proactively to provide a working environment against ill-health and accident at work.
• Full protective clothing, recommended by the Health and Safety Inspector, is now an obligation and has been provided all workers to wear at the place of work.
• All working vehicles, as excavators and trucks, have now valid certificates and undergone full control by licensed truck repair shop, which an agreement has been reached with for regular vehicle checks.
MNorell
In Sweden there are rules and regulations which must be followed regarding safety at building sites.
ReplyDeleteAll contractors and other people that are working or visiting the construction site must wear an approved safety helmet.
Whenever you start build higher than ground level, safety nets and safety barriers must be in place in order to comply with the Swedish Labor Securities law to prevent accidents.
A total of three of diggers and dump trucks which has been used at the construction site have expired certificates and therefore, in accordance with Swedish law is prohibited to use on the construction site until they have been tested and received renewed certificates.
The construction site will be closed due to lack of Swedish Labor Security law compliance unless action is taken to correct the inspection results that have been published in this report.
/Marie Carlsson
Oliwia Ahlin
ReplyDeleteHere in Sweden we do have rules and regulations regarding safety at building sites which must be followed.
All contractors must wear an approved safety helmet, possibly with built-in ear muffs to prevent hearing loss and a mesh to be able to protect their faces.
All contractors must wear proper work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps to prevent accidents regarding nails and heavy material.
To prevent accidents, safety barriers and safety nets of proper height and standard must be in place whenever you start building above ground level.
All vehicles, e.g. diggers and dumper trucks, must be cleared by an authorized mechanic and have valid certificates.
Recommendations from the Health and Safety Executive (Sweden):
ReplyDelete1. To use working shoes with reinfocred insoles and toecaps to protect feet from damages.
2. To use approved safety helmet to provide appropriate head protection.
3. To wear ear protectors to avoid noise.
4. To build safety fences and barriers of the proper size to protect from injuries caused by falling from the heights.
5. Do not use vehicles which are missing valid certificates and which are not approved by authorised test station.
/PasichnaO
Sofia Löfberg
ReplyDeleteFive sentences from the report to senior management:
The Health and Safety Executive recommended appropriate footwear with reinforced soles and toecaps for all staff working on the building site.
The site manager was notified of the compulsory use of approved safety helmets, preferably with built-in ear protectors and a visor.
Furthermore, attention was called to the requirement of fences and safety barriers of the appropriate height when construction work is carried out above ground level.
The Health and Safety Executive observed four heavy equipment vehicles, one dumper truck and three excavators, with expired test certificates. These vehicles may not be used until the certificates have been renewed.
S. Sandborg
ReplyDeleteSwedish rules and regulations were explained and the necessity to comply with Swedish health and safety standards was emphasized.
The absence of work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps was assessed as a serious safety hazard.
Approved safety helmets were pointed out as compulsory workwear and indispensable protection for whoever visits the site.
Helmets with built-in ear protection were recommended, as only a few workers were carrying ear protectors.
Rules about fences were explained and we were instructed to build fences and safety barriers of the proper height.
More severe safety measures must be made at the construction site. We need all workers to wear proper boots with reinforced soles and toecaps at all times. Hardhats are mandatory for all workers and visitors at the construction site. Most effective would be if we acquired helmets with built in ear protectors and a visor to protect both face and ears. Our prime task will be to set up safety barriers such as fences everywhere we commence building above ground level.
ReplyDeleteUnder Swedish regulations for construction sites, all workers must wear proper working boots with reinforced soles and toecaps; light training shoes are not appropriate.
ReplyDeleteThe noise level at the construction site is within the regulations, although we still recommend that you provide all workers with ear-protectors, as well as masks to avoid the dust. Safety helmets are compulsory and also need to be provided for all workers.
Fences and barriers must be used everywhere construction work takes place above ground level.
Four of the vehicles that are currently being used at the construction site, three diggers and one dump truck, have no valid test certificate, and therefore need to be put out of service immediately to be inspected by an authorized mechanic before resuming use.
Kajsa Litton Fredriksson
We need to improve a large proportion of our safety policies in order to avoid a direct closure of the site by Swedish authorities.
ReplyDeleteAll employees on site needs to wear protective footwear according to Swedish health and safety laws.
All employees must wear safety helmets in order to gain access to the site.
Due to strict safety rules, all buildings under construction that are located above ground level must be equipped with safety fence.
Some of our vehicles are in risk to be removed from service by Swedish authorities as an result of insufficient maintenance.
Sofie Enquist
Firstly, all construction workers are obligated to wear personal protection equipment in the form of proper work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps and hardhats. The safety hats must be worn at all times, otherwise they cannot be allowed on the building site. Additionally, it is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that hearing protection and breathing masks are available to the whole workforce. When building above ground level very strict regulations about fences and safety barriers of a certain height requirement exist which must be followed otherwise the construction site can be closed down. Lastly, machines lacking valid test certificates cannot legally be in use, without a new assessment and leaks was discovered in the hydraulic systems which an authorized mechanic should assess.
ReplyDelete/Sofia Persson
In Sweden we must follow The Work Environment act which means that for building workers and for the construction machinery are it is special rules as must be followed at construction Works.
ReplyDeleteWhich means:
The workers need to have boots with reinforced soles and toe caps and the workers need to carry helmets when they are on the workplace. Helmets need to have ear protectors and a mesh to cover the face.
It needs to be fences and safety barriers of the proper height everywhere when start building above ground level commence.
Construction machinery as will be used need to have approved certificate for the year.
Charlotte Andersson Björkholm
In order to continue our operations in Kalmar and to be able to complete the construction of the Exhibition Centre on time there are several areas that are in need of correction in accordance with the Swedish Health and Safety regulations.
ReplyDeleteAll construction workers on site needs to have proper working wear such as reinforced safety shoes, in order to have more safe working environment.
According to the Swedish Health and Safety Inspector noise levels on site are normal but workers are missing ear protection and this is not according to the regulation.
Hardhats are optional for workers, in Sweden the regulation is different and our construction workers are obliged to wear hardhats when working in different levels of the building, therefore there is a need for a delivery of more helmets.
Regulation also stipulate the need of safety barriers and fences when working on different levels and whenever there is a risk of falling, regulation also require the barriers to be an fix installation during the construction.
The Swedish Health and Safety Inspector recently reviewed the construction area and came up with several outlays that must be secure to keep the construction site open:
ReplyDelete• It’s important to get correct accoutrements; we must invest in more appropriate working shoes to avoid injuries.
• For safety it also needs to be invested in correct helmets, which is mandatory in Sweden; ear protection also needs to be invested.
• For security, fences and safety barriers also need to be ensured throughout the construction area.
• Vehicles needs to have valid certificates, it is important to have them tested by professional Swedish, authorized mechanics.
/Jessica Magnusson
In compliance with Swedish safety regulations, employees must wear the correct working attire. This includes work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
ReplyDeleteEmployees and visitors must wear a hardhat at all times on site, preferably with built-in ear muffs and a face cover.
In accordance with building regulations, safety barriers need to be set up around the lower perimeters of the building site, i.e. from the ground level up, at the appropriate height.
Transport regulations in Sweden require all vehicles to be tested annually, a driving ban is issued one month after the test certificate has expired.
All machinery on site should be checked and serviced by respective specialists before testing.
Anna Djurberg
Report to senior management in Shanghai
ReplyDeleteReference: Kalmar building site
Erica Skiöldebrand
Inspection by Health and Safety Executive Sweden found adherence to the following rules and regulations for health and safety in the construction industry unsatisfactory; immediate adjustment is advised by 31 December 2013 or a possible shutdown of our site can occur.
• Safety boots and shoes with protective toecaps and reinforced soles are to be worn on site by all workers to protect feet from wet, hot and cold conditions, slipping, and falling objects.
• Approved industrial safety helmets with built-in ear muffs and face protecting mesh are to be worn on site by workers and visitors for head and neck protection and noise reduction.
• Properly planned collective control measures must be in place for work at height such as scaffolds, safety barriers of the proper height, nets, and soft landing systems to prevent or minimize the risk of a fall.
• By law, every employer is responsible for the proper inspection and maintenance of work equipment (which includes vehicles). In specific, three diggers and a dumper truck have expired certificates and possible hydraulic system failure; these vehicles must be serviced by an authorized mechanic to meet manufacturers’ guidelines and recertified before being brought back into service.
After a recent visit from the Health and Safety Executive to the building site of the exhibition centre in Kalmar, information about regulations that were not enforced during the time were given to improve the situation.
ReplyDelete-For the safety of the workers, proper work attire like work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps are a requirement at the building site.
-Everyone that enters the area of the building site is required by law to wear a hardhat and be protected by safety barriers when they do tasks above the ground.
-Since the noise level tends to rise during the day it is also suggested to invest in ear protecters for the workers.
-The vehicles that are being used on the site needs to have valid certificates that is provided by authorized mechanics after inspection.
/Caroline Söderberg
All employees at the construction site must wear work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Swedish working environment law it is compulsory to wear hardhats at a construction site.
To prevent hearing damage ear protectors have to be worn.
Due to strict rules we must make sure that there are fences and safety barriers of the proper height everywhere above ground level.
We are not allowed to use diggers and dumper trucks whose test certificates have run out, why we have to get those machines tested immediately.
/Tomas Nilsson
Proper work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps must be worn by all workers to protect them from injuries caused by stepping on nails or dropping heavy materials on their feet.
ReplyDeleteEveryone on site must at all times be wearing a hardhat. No one without a hardhat can be allowed access to the site.
Fences or other safety barriers must be put up where the construction exceeds ground level to protect workers from falling.
All workers should be equipped with ear protectors. Preferably helmets with built in ear protectors and face masks.
Three excavators and a dumper were found with expired test certificates. These machines must be excluded from work immediately and not reinstated until they have been tested.
/ Niklas Dahlman
Laurina Bergqvist
ReplyDeleteWorksites in Sweden must adhere to certain safety rules; otherwise, they can be closed down until the infractions are corrected.
First, due to the amount of heavy materials and the possibility of dangerous conditions, all workers need to wear work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps.
Anyone entering the worksite must wear an approved safety helmet. According to the law, this is compulsory. It would be preferable to have work helmets with built-in ear muffs and a mesh to cover the face, since few of the workers wear separate ear protectors.
Lisa Lind Ahlberg
ReplyDeleteWhen entering a construction site it is compulsary to wear an approved safety helmet.
In order to protect the workers it is recommended to use helmets with built-in earmuffs and a mesh to cover the face.
Workers need work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps to protect feet from potential nails and falling heavy materials.
For everyones protection fences and safety barriers of the proper height should be in place when building above ground level.
Finally it is noted that three diggers and a dumper truck is lacking approved certificates and that some of them may have leaks in the hydraulic system, these vehicles cannot be used until they have been retested and preferably checked by an authorised mechanic.
My Jonsson (formerly Boman Olsson)
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden there are rules and regulations that must be followed when construct a building, otherwise it is a risk that the construction site will be closed down.
The workers shall wear approved safety helmets, nothing else are allowed.
The workers need proper working shoes with toecaps and reinforced sole so they will not get hurt.
There are recommendations that the workers should have ear muffs on their helmets, because of the loud noise level and a mesh to protect their face and eyes.
When building above ground level there are rules that must be followed, it is important with fences and safety barriers to avoid people falling down.
ReplyDelete1. The Swedish regulations concerning the health and safety for workers on a construction site are very strict and if they aren't complied with, the authorities can enforce a closedown of the site.
2. You will have to provide all personnel on the construction site with shoes with reinforced soles and toecaps, and also make sure that they wear them whenever on the site.
3. In Sweden it's mandatory to wear a helmet whenever being at a construction site, I recommend that you invest in the kind of helmets that also have ear protection, that way you will meet another requirement from the authorities, to protect the workers from the level of sound at the construction site.
4. In order to keep the site safe, for personnel as well as for visitors, it is required that you, as the proprietor of the future buildings, make sure that fences and barriers, with the required height, is surrounding any building, no matter its height over ground.
5. I have checked some of the machinery you use at the site and I found that several of them have no valid certificate, I strongly encourage you not to use uncertified vehicles and that you make an emergency appointment at the test station, situated close to the site.
According to the Work Environment Act in Sweden employers are always liable for ensuring that the work can be performed without risk of injury or accident.
ReplyDeleteFirstly, hard hats are required to be worn by everyone present on a construction site. In consideration to the health of workers is it highly recommended that these hard hats are equipped with ear defenders and hair nets.
Then due to the hazardous conditions in the workplace it is strongly recommended that safety footwear, with reinforced soles and toecaps are worn by all workers.
Subsequently, because of the dangers of construction sites it is required that all areas above ground level are enclosed by fences and safety barriers of the correct height.
Finally, failure to comply with these Regulations will result in closing of site.
[Warmup3_Gun_Tinnberg]
All visitors to the construction site must always wear approved safety helmets.
ReplyDeleteAll employees must wear work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps.
As a prevention of any hearing damages, ear protectors must be worn.
According to strict rules concerning fences and safety barriers, all construction sites above ground level must have them.
All machines used must have a valid test certificate otherwise they are not allowed to be used.
Firstly, the workers are performing hard and dangerous work tasks wearing trainers, when regulations in Sweden require them to wear work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps to protect them from injuries.
ReplyDeleteAnother strict requirement is the use of approved safety helmets at all times, which is mandatory for anyone entering the worksite.
Furthermore, the workers need to wear ear protectors, preferably safety helmets with built in ear muffs and a mesh, to reduce the noise levels and protect their hearing.
Moreover, safety regulations require that there be fences and safety barriers of the proper height everywhere where the workers are performing tasks above the ground level.
Finally, some machinery used in the building process needs to be tested to renew their test certificates, as well as inspected by an authorised mechanic as there seems to be hydraulic systems leaking on a few of them.
//Warm-up 3 - Charlotta Spik
The Health and Safety Executive in Sweden visited the building site in Kalmar. The following actions need to be taken according to Swedish safety rules and regulations:
ReplyDeleteFirstly the workers must wear work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps to avoid foot injuries. Then the inspector informed us that the use of safety helmets on site is mandatory according to Swedish safety regulations.
Regarding the working environment the inspector emphasized that, although the noise level was acceptable the workers need to wear ear protectors. It was suggested that the safety helmets are to be equipped with built-in ear protectors and a face cover.
Furthermore safety barriers and fences are to be used when building above ground level.
Finally some of the Chinese vehicles lacked valid certificates and had mechanical problems that need to be corrected before the vehicles can be used on site.
Susan Linke
Sweden has strictly environmental regulations related to the workers safety and health which must been fulfilled otherwise the Swedish authorities can close the building site.
ReplyDeleteFirstly, all workers must have proper work boots with reinforces soles and toecaps because the work contains lifting heavy materials that can cause serious injuries on feet and toes.
Approved safety helmet is compulsory for everyone that entering the building.
To prevent accidents, fences and safety barriers are needed on all levels where you build above ground level.
All machines and tools must have valid certificates and need to get inspected by an authorised mechanic.
/ Jessica Sondell
Remarks after inspection regarding safety in accordance with ISO 2001 at building sight in Kalmar.
ReplyDeleteWork wear such as hardhats, shoes and ear protection not used properly. Several expired certificate for heavy machinery and lifting equipment. Scaffolding not rigged properly and both lack of inspection tags and work aloft permit. Hydraulic oil pollution is not in accordance with Swedish regulation regarding health and environment.
Rectifications for the remarks should be preformed within 48 hours, followed by new inspection.
Warm up 3/Magdalena Johansson
In Sweden there are strict rules and regulations regarding working conditions on a building site and if you do not follow them the site may have to close down.
ReplyDeleteThe workers have to wear proper work shoes with reinforced soles and toecaps.
It is compulsory to wear a safety helmet if you working and visit the site.
To prevent accidents, fences and barriers needs to be used if you build above the ground.
Finally, ensure all the plants that are used have valid certificates.
Therese Evertson
ReplyDeleteAccording to Swedish law there are strict Health and Safety regulations that have to be followed in order for us to finish the construction of the exhibition centre.
All workers have to wear safety shoes, hardhats and ear protection at all times while working on the construction site.
We also need to improve the safety standards regarding the scaffolds and make sure the rails are secure enough according to Swedish regulations.
To be completely compliant we also need to make sure that all vehicles have valid certificates, which they apparently don’t have today.
We are planning to take immediate action on all complaints to make sure the deadlines in the project plan can be held.
Swedish department of labor has special occupational Safety and Health standards for construction workers. If the mandates is not complied the department of labor is oblige to close the construction site.
ReplyDeleteAnyone working in the construction site it is a mandatory to wear proper work boots with reinforced soles and toecaps. To take all appropriate precaution to protect workers present at or in the vicinity of a construction site from all risks which may arise from such site.
It is crucial to wear an approval safety helmet when entering the construction site.
Fences and safety barriers should be the appropriate height everywhere when construction work takes place above ground level.
David Persson
ReplyDeleteActions needed to be implemented in order to comply with Swedish rules and regulations:
1. The labour force needs to be equipped with appropriate protective work wear, including i) boots with reinforced soles and toecaps and ii) helmets with noice-reducing build-in ear muffs and a protective mesh to cover the face.
2. There should be fences and safety barriers anywhere where activities are conducted above ground level.
3. Confirm that any equipment and machinery used in production have a valid test certificate.
4. Equipment and machinery lacking valid test certificate should be tested immediately before put back into operation.
5. Similarly, equipment and machinery that is malfunctioning should be repaired by an authorised mechanic immediately before further use.
Emma Färemo
ReplyDeleteI am not informed how the legal system works in China, but in Sweden we have laws and regulations regarding health and safety at workplaces that we strictly need to follow, and the current situation must therefore be improved.
It is not appropriate to work in only sneakers on a construction site due to high risk of injury, so boots with reinforced soles and toecaps is mandatory while visiting or working on the site.
Along with the boots, an approved safety helmet is also compulsory for everyone on the site.
Due to the noise level it is recommended for everyone to wear ear protections, for instance built into the helmet, accompanied by a cover for the face.
To avoid falling accidents, safety barriers and fences are required by law, as soon as you start building above ground level.
Warm-up 3
ReplyDeleteI Sweden we have strict regulations regarding construction sites due to safety issues. Therefore it is really important to follow these rules.
Everyone on the construction site must be equipped with safety gear. This includes proper work boots, with reinforced soles and toecaps.
At the site it is also mandatory that everyone wear an approved safety helmet or a hardhat.
Due to the noise level it is recommended that you wear ear protectors, preferable a helmet with built-in ear-covers and a mesh for protecting the face.
To minimize the risk for constructors it is really important that there are fences and safety barriers of the proper height when building above ground level.
Gustaf Lettström
Ensure that construction workers put on proper work boots with good traction and protection in order to avoid punctures, lacerations or broken bones.
ReplyDeleteSecond, it is imperative that workers are provided with safety helmets to provide protection for their heads in order to avoid head injuries at work.
Third, effort should be made to keep all walking surfaces free of spills, water, oil and any other substances that are hazardous and can result in accidents on the construction site.
Fourth, safety ear plugs should be worn by construction workers to prevent noise emanating from machines from damaging the ear drums.
Finally, fences and safety barriers should be erected around the construction site in order to protect pedestrians.
Warm-up 3.
ReplyDeleteCecilia Malmgren
During an inspection of the construction site, it came to our knowledge that the Swedish legislation on health and safety is not completely met by us. Recommendations about how to manage these issues has been given and we hope to make arrangements as quickly as possible, to avoid further implications. Firstly, the workers are obliged to wear safety helmets on site, preferably with built-in ear protection, as well as adequate boots with reinforced sole and toecap. Then, it is of utmost importance that there are fences and safety barriers of sufficient height, whenever building above ground level, to minimise the risk of accidents and injuries on site. Finally, machinery must be tested for new certifications and repaired by an authorised mechanic before brought back into service.
According to Swedish safety regulations it is compulsory for everyone entering a construction site to wear an approved safety helmet.
ReplyDeleteAll construction workers on site are required to wear boots with reinforced soles and toecaps.
Fences and safety barriers of proper height shall be used at all construction locations above ground level,
Do to the high noise levels; a request for ear protection has been made from the authorities.
All vehicles used at the construction site require valid test certificates to be able to use them and regular check-ups by an authorized mechanic are also strongly recommended.
There are strict rules regulating the working conditions in Sweden. (Obey them or you will be punished).
ReplyDeleteAll workers need proper boots and hard hats by regulation. This is for everyone’s safety.
There are certain noise levels that you have to follow.
Fences and safety barriers are mandatory for safety.
All machines most have valid certificates.