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. 2020 Jan 19;17(2):635. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17020635

Table 3.

Health and safety nodes (semi factors).

Health and Safety Nodes (Semi Factors) Area
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Need for public transport
Traffic congestion
Increase in population
No emergency system for the health of the workers
Lack of awareness for the execution of a project
Unskilled workers
Pollution (environmental hazards)
Lack of public transport provided
Not informed of the project OLMT to the local residents
No precaution measures (proper use of signboards)
The need for technical knowledge
Untrained heavy machinery operators
Negligence in following laws against public and use of resources
Piles of mud (unhealthy environment)
Health problems of the workers (drug addicts)
Fatal accidents (no emergency system installed)
Use of heavy machinery (a sound issue at day & night)
Govt negligence (no notice by any government authority for project execution
Hazardous situations
No alternate routes (declination in people daily routine)
Loss in business
Negligence in regulatory authority (lack of implementation of health and safety practices)
Poor condition of roads
Work-based accidents (exchange of workers)
Debris
Negligence of project team (no safety inspection against teams by the authorities)
Worst conditions if rain happened (poor planning against god will situation)
Lack of safe transport (route issues)
Death of people
Communication gap (no reporting system between teams & workers)
Huge level of outsourcing which lacks in quality of work
No advance tools & machinery to mitigate the time & budget constraints