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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Safety Res. 2017 Jul 4;62:217–225. doi: 10.1016/j.jsr.2017.06.017

Table 6.

FACE report recommendations for construction, 1982–2014.

Recommendations Numbera (n = 768) Percent

Personal protective equipment 272 35.4%
 Provide functional PPE 33 4.3%
 Inspect PPE for functionality 2 0.3%
 Enforce use of PPE 54 7.0%
 Provide functional PFAS 158 20.6%
 Inspect PFAS for functionality 9 1.2%
 Enforce use of PFAS 130 16.9%
Equipment 618 80.5%
 Provide proper equipment for the task 151 19.7%
 Inspect equipment for functionality/condition 111 14.5%
 Enforce proper use of equipment 158 20.6%
 Install safety protection 327 42.6%
 Prevention through design 122 15.9%
 Other, n.e.c. 95 12.4%
Training 604 78.7%
 Providejob training 94 12.2%
 Provide safety training 574 74.7%
 CPR training 19 2.5%
 Provide training in a language the employee can understand 44 5.7%
 Train local emergency medical services on worksite safety 28 3.7%
 Other, n.e.c. 3 0.4%
Organizational 613 79.8%
 Develop safety checklist 17 2.2%
 Conduct job safety (hazard) analysis 307 40.0%
 Ensure safe worksite conditions 186 24.2%
 Improve employer awareness 74 9.6%
 Verify employee qualifications for the job 55 7.2%
 Designate competent worksite safety monitor 153 19.9%
 Establish clear communication system 101 13.2%
 Enforce safety requirements of subcontractors 41 5.3%
 Other, n.e.c. 148 19.3%
Violations 31 4.0%
 Enforce child labor laws 21 2.7%
 Heavier/successive penalties for violations 7 0.9%
 Other, n.e.c. 3 0.4%
Other, n.e.c. 1 0.1%

Note: Investigators could provide multiple recommendations per report, therefore, totals do not add to 100%.

a

Number refers to the number of fatalities.