Design for Safety (DfS) Review
Rather than focusing on avoiding accidents after they occur during construction, we promote proactive safety activities aimed at creating an environment where accidents do not occur in the first place. From the planning and design stages of construction projects, experts participate in identifying potential accident risks that may arise during actual construction and reflecting preventive measures in advance within the project plans.
Expected Benefits
The risk reduction effect of Design for Safety is maximized when it is applied in the early stages of a project
Time/safety Influence Curve(Szymberski 1987)
Hierarchy of Controls for Risk Reduction
Priority shall be given to establishing and implementing measures that fundamentally eliminate hazards, and effective safety measures shall be implemented by considering engineering controls, administrative controls, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Our Framework for DfS (Design for Safety)
Moving beyond conventional safety activities focused solely on the construction phase, this initiative aligns with our project execution and construction management processes to proactively review safety risks from the bidding stage onward based on past accident cases within the company. Preventive measures are identified in advance and reflected in design, schedule, and cost planning to secure a safer construction environment and improve productivity before construction begins.
