Construction Safety Management Report for High-Rise Buildings

Abstract

Due to the current rapid economic development, all walks of life have also achieved considerable development. Among them, the construction industry is particularly prominent. In the process of modern city construction, high-rise and super high-rise buildings are more and more common. As we can see, there are a lot of accidents happening at the construction site. In order to find the CSFs for safety management, the author uses SPSS software to collect the data from survey and then performs an analysis. This way, the key factors have been found to affect the safety management. In the meantime, the case study is used to verify the key factors and get the correlation between different CSFs. In order to reduce the possibilities of safety problems at construction sites and propose some suggestions to existing problems, the author combines the current situation and CSFs. The aim of the article is to help companies manage construction sites more efficiently, thus promoting the healthy development of the construction industry in Poland.

Indoor Safety Monitoring for Falls or Restricted Areas Using Wi-Fi Channel State Information and Deep Learning Methods in Mega Building Construction Projects

“…Today, new skyscrapers or high-rise buildings are still needed in many of the developed or developing countries since the population of urban areas in these countries has continued to increase [3]. In addition, since existing, old buildings in urban communities are usually difficult to achieve the goal of energy conservation and carbon reduction, from the government's perspective large-scale renovation for such buildings must be carried out in order to realize the ambition of the SDGs [4].…”

“…As for the fall prevention techniques, numerous methods have been proposed in the literature, and some of them are listed as follows [7,10]: (1) fall hazard identification using Building Information Modeling (BIM) tools; (2) fall hazard identification using video camera techniques; and (3) real-time tracking systems for construction workers using various sensors, wireless sensor networks, or radio frequency identification (RFID)-based sensors. Other researchers have argued that the use of safety meetings, safety inspections, safety incentives and penalties, strict organization safety policy and legislation, and improved safety training and awareness could all help reduce the fall type of accidents [3]. Overall, the attitude of construction workers towards safety is the key to the prevention of falls [29,31].…”

“…As the global population escalates, the number of new skyscrapers around the world is increasing [1,2]. Although there is no universally accepted definition, a skyscraper can be regarded as a very tall high-rise building with at least 100 m high and has become a common sight where the land is expensive (e.g., in the centers of big cities) [3]. Another trend with rising populations is that more and more existing, old high-rise buildings need to be renovated to accommodate new dwellers in communities in a short period of time [4].…”