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... Session No. 738 Experience Modification Rates-- Are They an Accurate Measurement of Safety Performance? Rick Church, CSP, ARM Director, Risk Control Services Aon Construction Services Group Overview It seems an unfortunate fact that a number of good, safety-conscious construction companies...

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...Session No. 651 Pre-Project Construction Safety Planning Richard S. Baldwin, M.S., CSP Corporate Safety Director BE&K Construction Company Birmingham, Alabama Introduction By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. (Benjamin Franklin) This paper is written to assist safety professionals...

... for everyone on a jobsite to accept and maintain the responsibility for safety. A controlled jobsite is one in which everyone is responsible for safety. Many larger construction companies have known this for years and have implemented and maintained extensive safety programs in the construction industry...

... Table 2. Number and distribution of fatal occupational falls in 1997. (NIOSH Worker Health Chartbook, 2000) A telephone survey of safety directors at seven large industrial construction companies indicated that there was a significant difference in fatal falls from height between the 1980s and the 1990s...

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... the biggest difference between manufacturing and construction can be summarized with the word continuity. Factories take continuity for granted but for construction companies there is very little continuity from job to job. Construction projects change radically. The workforce changes radically, not only...