- Employee and contractor awareness that less job site-savvy individuals will be on site – when employees know that individuals do not have the same level of safety training and experience, they can adjust their behavior accordingly. When visitors are in attendance on a planned day, the risks are reduced to a greater degree.
- Staff preparedness – if your site is receiving visitors from investors or other individuals that are significant to the job, you can ensure that you have appropriate staff available to greet them and show them around.
- Offering amenities – if you have special site visitors you may want to roll out the red carpet in a way that you just can’t each and every single day. Make your visitor day the day that snacks or a catered meal is brought in, or that at minimum, there is coffee brewed!
About the Author
Natalie Fort has been involved in Sales and Marketing for the past 25 years, with the recent 5 years focusing on Visitor Management, Contractor Management and Induction Management, initially assisting office, manufacturing and general business create more secure visitor management solutions removing illegible paper based solutions providing detailed evacuation reports for better compliance. Today we assist companies to manage employee and contractor compliance and evacuation management on single and multiple locations with customers in Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United states, Canada and through the entire Asia Pacific.
This entry was posted in Construction Safety, Construction Site Visitors, construction sites, contractor management, Job Site Safety, Job site Visitors, Liability Issues, Safety, Visitor Management, Visitor Safety, on 31/01/13 by Natalie Fort
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