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Construction Safety Health Chapter 19 Why it should be important to you. As A Construction Manager Complete project on time and within budget What effect does accident/injury have on company? Worker’s Compensation Property damage Loss of time due to accident investigation Employee morale Employee safety Moral obligation (humanitarian concerns) Economic terms ( financial concerns) It has been shown that a construction company can lose its competitive edge due to high insurance premiums resulting from poor safety records. The Numbers U.S. natural disaster deaths 100 deaths/year on average U.S. workplace accidents 10,000 deaths/year on average The Numbers In Perspective For this class hour 11 accidental deaths 1,030 disabling injuries $16, 964,100 cost Source: NSC Accidents Facts The BIG Numbers Overall costs of accidents $150 billion to U.S. economy Lost wages Medical expenses Insurance administration Fire-related losses Motor vehicle property damage Indirect costs The BIG Numbers In Construction $17 billion cost of construction accidents 6.6% of total work force in 2000 19.5% of all workplace deaths 5,915 total deaths in U.S. workplaces 1,154 deaths in construction Then Now 1970 56 million workers 3.5 million worksites 14,000 + deaths 2.5 million workers disabled by accidents injuries 10 times as many person-days lost from job related disabilities as from strikes 300,000 new occupational disease cases 2000 105 million workers 6.9 million worksites 5,915 deaths Workplace deaths have been more than cut in half Occupational injury and illness rates have declined by 40% OSHA OSHA Is: Occupational Safety and Health Administration Created by OSH Act of 1970 Also known as Williams-Steiger OSH Act of 1970 Signed into law December 29, 1970 by Richard Nixon Imposed nationwide safety standards General industry Construction Strict employee S H standards Covered employees Enforce same standards for inspections, investigations, record-keeping requirements, and e