Project safety construction requirements

1. Basic requirements for the construction site of the project:

1. Floor plan

(1) Before starting the construction, there must be detailed information in the construction organization design. Construction floor plan. The arrangement of transportation roads, temporary power lines, various pipelines, warehouses, processing workshops (working places), the location of major mechanical equipment, and the arrangements for temporary projects such as site offices and living facilities must all meet safety requirements.

(2) There should be enclosures around the construction site that are isolated from the outside world. There should be signs with the name of the project and the name of the construction unit at the entrance, as well as construction site layout plans, construction overview sheets, and safety records (or "Construction Site Safety Management Regulations"). This enables people who enter the construction site to have a basic understanding of the project and pay attention to safety advice.

(3) The construction site drainage facilities should be comprehensively planned, the cross-section and slope of the drainage ditch should meet the drainage requirements, and their installation should not hinder traffic and the surrounding environment of the construction site. Drainage ditches should also be cleaned and dredged regularly to keep them clear.

2. Road transportation

(1) The sidewalks and roadways at the construction site should be solid, flat and smooth. The main road should be connected to the main temporary building road. On-site haul roads should minimize bends and intersections. At frequent intersections, obvious warning signs or temporary traffic control (control personnel or command signals) must be installed.

(2) Access to the construction site shall not be arbitrarily excavated or cut off. If excavation is necessary due to construction needs, relevant departments should coordinate in advance and make unified planning. At the same time, a safe and strong bridge will be built through the ditch on the road.

3. Material stacking

(1) All building construction equipment (including building materials, prefabricated components, construction facility components, etc.) should be classified and stacked according to the locations specified in the construction floor plan. Neat and stable. The stacking of various materials shall not exceed the specified height. It is strictly prohibited to stack them close to the site fence and other building walls. The distance between them should be more than 50cm. The spaces at both ends should be closed to prevent people from entering and causing accidental injuries.

(2) The remaining equipment used in the operation and the formwork, scaffolding rods and remaining materials and waste materials removed on site should be cleaned and recycled at any time, and the nails should be pulled out or bent and then classified and stacked.

(3) Paint, its thinner and other substances harmful to employee health should be stored in a well-ventilated special warehouse where fireworks are strictly prohibited. Asphalt should be placed in a dry, ventilated place.

4. Safety facilities at the construction site

Safety facilities such as safety nets, hole covers, barriers, protective covers, and various restrictive and safety devices must be complete and effective, and Do not dismantle or move without authorization. When it is really necessary to move due to construction, it must be approved by the person in charge of the construction management of the construction site, and corresponding temporary safety measures must be taken and restored immediately after completion.

5. Safety signs

In addition to safety publicity placards at the construction site, signboards must also be hung at dangerous locations. Red light warnings should also be set up in potholes and other places where people pass by at night.