A must-read for construction engineers to prevent construction accidents.
Safety Management at Construction Sites in Pictures

A must-read for construction engineers, filled with diverse experiences accumulated in construction sites!

98% of accidents that occur at construction sites are man-made.
Talent can be prevented in advance, and it is completely preventable if the cause is removed.

The industrial accident rate at construction sites in Korea is the highest among OECD countries.
As part of measures to reduce the occurrence of accidents, the Serious Accident Punishment Act has recently been implemented and the enactment of the Special Act on Construction Safety has been announced, so interest in safety management at construction sites is higher than ever.

This book was designed to prevent various accidents that may occur during the course of carrying out construction projects by analyzing numerous major accident cases that occurred in the past for each type of work and suggesting risk factors and countermeasures, and to identify potential risk factors in construction work and reduce the risk level to an acceptable level through risk assessment, thereby preventing accidents.

Due to the increasingly large-scale and diversified nature of the construction industry, it is not easy for construction engineers managing the industry to experience a variety of construction projects and types of work.
This book covers everything from construction work, electrical work, mechanical equipment work, demolition work, landscaping work, civil engineering work, temporary plants, and safety facilities. It presents not only on-site safety management but also materials, types of equipment, and construction methods to be used in an easy-to-understand manner for construction engineers, so it can be used as an educational material for site managers, supervisors, and safety officers.
It is also a must-read for construction engineers as it can provide indirect experience of construction sites to aspiring construction engineers who have never experienced construction sites before.