Safety Measures
Health and Safety Measures
Construction safety net also called scaffold net, debris net, safety net and so on. It is a safety device used to prevent injuries on or around a construction site. In the construction of multistory buildings it is necessary to install temporary vertical safety barriers at the edges of the various floors to prevent tools and construction materials such as rods, bricks, pipes and nails from falling from the floors and endangering people and property on underlying levels, including the ground surface. Scaffolding is a temporary platform constructed for reaching heights above arms' reach for the purpose of building construction, maintenance, or repair. It is usually made of lumber and steel and can range from simple to complex in design, depending on its use and purpose. Millions of construction workers, painters, and building maintenance crews work on scaffolding every day, and due to the nature of its use, it must be properly constructed and used to ensure the safety of those who use it. The construction safety net is attached to the scaffolding, therefore it is called as a scaffold net. These nets protect workers and the public from objects dropped off of a scaffold, and can also help minimize property damage from falling tools or materials. While some contractors install scaffolding netting as a voluntary precaution, many are required to use this product by law. Generally, scaffolding netting wraps completely around the length and height of the scaffold. A canopy or debris net is often added below the scaffold to further prevent injuries and accidents. When choosing scaffolding netting, builders should look for rolls that are large enough to meet the demands of a specific project. The larger the roll, the more quickly netting can be affixed to the scaffold, and the fewer connections that will need to be maintained. Materials should be strong enough to accommodate the tools and materials typical to the job, and should be treated with a
Construction safety net also called scaffold net, debris net, safety net and so on. It is a safety device used to prevent injuries on or around a construction site. In the construction of multistory buildings it is necessary to install temporary vertical safety barriers at the edges of the various floors to prevent tools and construction materials such as rods, bricks, pipes and nails from falling from the floors and endangering people and property on underlying levels, including the ground surface. Scaffolding is a temporary platform constructed for reaching heights above arms' reach for the purpose of building construction, maintenance, or repair. It is usually made of lumber and steel and can range from simple to complex in design, depending on its use and purpose. Millions of construction workers, painters, and building maintenance crews work on scaffolding every day, and due to the nature of its use, it must be properly constructed and used to ensure the safety of those who use it. The construction safety net is attached to the scaffolding, therefore it is called as a scaffold net. These nets protect workers and the public from objects dropped off of a scaffold, and can also help minimize property damage from falling tools or materials. While some contractors install scaffolding netting as a voluntary precaution, many are required to use this product by law. Generally, scaffolding netting wraps completely around the length and height of the scaffold. A canopy or debris net is often added below the scaffold to further prevent injuries and accidents. When choosing scaffolding netting, builders should look for rolls that are large enough to meet the demands of a specific project. The larger the roll, the more quickly netting can be affixed to the scaffold, and the fewer connections that will need to be maintained. Materials should be strong enough to accommodate the tools and materials typical to the job, and should be treated with a