Chapter 3 – Safety Planning and Coordination

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Across
  1. 3. A tool used to help employers and supervisors verify health and safety requirements are met
  2. 4. Reasonable steps taken to meet legal health and safety obligations
  3. 8. The workplace party with overall responsibility for coordinating health and safety on a construction project
  4. 10. The person who usually prepares a Job Safety Analysis because they understand the work and hazards
Down
  1. 1. The process of identifying hazards and planning controls before work begins
  2. 2. A systematic breakdown of job steps used to identify hazards and controls
  3. 5. A written record kept by site supervisors to document daily events and due diligence
  4. 6. A short jobsite-based discussion used to remind workers about hazards and prevention measures
  5. 7. Evidence that safety talks inspections and procedures have been completed
  6. 9. The sharing of safety information between constructors employers and workers to prevent hazards