These 5 Simple Steps Can Greatly Reduce Accidents on Jobsites

These 5 Simple Steps Can Greatly Reduce Accidents on Jobsites

These 5 Simple Steps Can Greatly Reduce Accidents on Jobsites

Posted on May 13, 2019

These 5 Simple Steps Can Greatly Reduce Accidents on Jobsites

With insurance rates very high across the construction industry, it is to everyone’s benefit to keep accidents down. As a construction loan lender, there are a number of steps you can insist your clients take to reduce the chances of an accident. Keep reading to learn about them and then contact Fund Control at 800-625-5972 to learn about how our fund control software can make your job easier too.

  1. Invest in the Latest Gear
  2. It used to be that the best gear for construction sites was nothing more than a helmet, a vest, and just about any pair of boots. Today there are much better types of gear available, including work clothes that can protect workers from injuries, work boots that offer incredible performance, and more secure helmets. This requires a relatively small investment but can have a huge return on that investment in lower accident rates.

  3. Get a Drone
  4. Drones may be known as something only tech folks want but in truth they are great for improving safety too. They can be used to assess sites without the requirement for climbing up through half-completed construction projects, they can get to any accidents quickly and provide instant communication.

  5. Use a Safety App
  6. There’s an app for just about anything today, including construction safety apps. For example, you can use an app for workers who have to climb to high places. The app will detect a fall and sound an alarm so others are immediately alerted. Other apps can be used to look at safety procedures to ensure they are through.

  7. Take Safety Regulations Seriously
  8. Safety regulations can feel like a pain but in reality they are essential in preventing accidents. Staying up to date with the constantly changing OSHA standards can be challenging but, once again, there is an app for that. For example, the newest regulations require a distance of at least six feet for anyone working on an unprotected roof edge.

  9. Have a First Aid Kit on Site
  10. With so many innovative solutions that can help reduce the chance of accidents it can be easy to forget that there are some tried-and-true elements that should not be forgotten. Case in point, it is essential to have a first-aid kit on site at all times.

Call Now to Learn More About Our Unique Software Features

We have created truly unique software features that can help you easily communicate with others working on a project, track changes, and essentially make the process as simple as possible. Contact Fund Control at 800-625-5972 now to learn more about how we can help.