With every Accident Activity Analysis, comes the need for risk assessment codes. This standardized system essentially takes all of the information you’ve compiled in your AHA and gives it a value based on each hazard’s severity, probability of occurrence.
Commercial and industrial construction has a lot of moving parts. It’s part of your job as the manager on duty to coordinate the various components of the project in a safe and efficient manner as possible. Drywall and framing are no exception.
With the new year comes even more challenges, innovations, and trends in the construction industry that managers should be keeping up with. Leaps forward in technology, breaking news that may impact the field, and more can come up at a moment’s notice.
As construction managers enter the new year, it’s more important than ever that they understand the changing landscape of our industry in order to keep their construction business moving forward.
In our industry, we know that every job is unique. Each has its own set of challenges for managers to solve, timelines to be completed, and budgets to stay on top of. One component every contract has in common, however, is the Activity Hazard Analysis.