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It is a multi- disciplinary approach to developing and ensuring compliance with regulatory agencies, safe working practices, and maintaining the health and well- being of those employed in a particular occupation or workplace.

is freedom from harm or the danger of harm.

a healthy workplace is more than just safe; it considers health practices, the physical work environment and the psychosocial environment.

the setting, social features and physical condition on which you perform your job.

are one of the leading causes of construction site accidents. They can occur from heights, such as scaffolds, ladders, roofs, or elevated

Construction sites are full of heavy machinery and equipment, which can pose a significant hazard to workers.

Workers may encounter live wires or faulty equipment, leading to electrical shocks or electrocution.

Scaffolding is a common feature on construction sites, providing access to elevated work areas. Scaffold collapses can lead to catastrophic injuries or fatalities. Scaffold collapses can lead to catastrophic injuries or fatalities

can occur due to equipment malfunctions, operator errors, or lack of proper training.

Construction often involves working with hazardous materials such as asbestos, lead, and toxic chemicals. Workers can be exposed to these substances through inhalation, skin contact, or ingestion, which can lead to long-term health problems.

Construction sites typically involve the use of flammable materials, welding equipment, and other ignition sources, making them susceptible to fires and explosions

Construction work often requires physical labor, which can lead to strains, sprains, and overexertion injuries.