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Struck-by in Demolition
Demolition sites present dynamic hazards where falling objects and moving equipment pose a constant threat to your crew. Prioritizing proactive site control is essential to ensuring every worker returns home safely at the end of their shift.
Key risk diagnosis for this task
About 71% of related real accidents concentrate in these types.
#129%
Workplace traffic accident
#229%
Building or structure collapse
#314%
Struck by falling object
Key prevention
- Establish and clearly mark exclusion zones to keep personnel away from active drop areas and heavy machinery swing radii.
- Require all workers and visitors to wear high-visibility apparel and hard hats at all times while on the demolition site.
- Implement a rigorous debris management plan to prevent the accumulation of materials that could shift or fall unexpectedly.
- Utilize spotters and clear communication protocols whenever heavy equipment is operating in proximity to ground crews.
- Conduct daily pre-task briefings to identify specific overhead hazards and ensure all team members understand the current site layout.
Related accident cases
Falling ObjectMatch 67%
While performing roof installation and dismantling, an employee was struck by a stone that fell from between roof bolts, resulting in injury.
Key hazard · Struck by falling object during roof work.
Prevention · Attention and safety measures are required for the risk of falling objects within the work area.
CollapseMatch 66%
A wall collapsed during work, resulting in injuries to two employees.
Key hazard · Collapsing wall
Prevention · Ensure structural stability and enhance safety management in work areas.
CollapseMatch 66%
During work, a wall collapsed, resulting in injuries to two employees.
Key hazard · Collapsing wall
Prevention · Strengthen structural safety inspections and secure work areas.
Lightning strikeMatch 66%
While manually loading a loader, an employee was struck by lightning on their left shoulder and arm.
Key hazard · Lightning strike
Prevention · Cease outdoor operations and seek shelter in a safe location during severe weather.