National Academy of Construction
Recognizing Industry Leaders in Engineering and Construction Since 1999
We have examined some of the factors that drive a changed risk environment for large engineering and construction programs and some of the new tools and risk assessment approaches that must be added to our standard risk management techniques. Concomitant with this changed awareness.
This Executive Insight builds on the NAC Executive Insight entitled “Safety through Design,” which provides a top-level view on the importance of hazard elimination at a project’s design stage and lays out a number of guiding precepts. It can be found on the NAC website.
Effective asset management and operations are the life blood of any business. The old adage of “Grow or die” applies universally, so all work must be executed to deliver business success or the business will not be competitive and eventually will cease to exist.
A safety program that yields a zero-injury result is composed of three distinct parts: content, process, and a culture. This Executive Insight integrates these three elements.
This document is a compendium of safety position papers from 2005 to 2020 addressed to American CEO’s and others. The intent of these papers was to enlist and inform the users and leaders of the American Construction Industry to embrace zero injury techniques and improvement in safety culture to improve their safety performance. Keywords: safety performance, zero injuries, safety culture
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