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Worksite Safety & Risk Prevention Checklist for Residential Builders
The Worksite Safety & Risk Prevention Checklist is designed to help residential builders manage a broad range of site-specific risks. Created as a collaboration between Aon and HIA Insurance Services, this practical tool covers injury prevention, worksite damage management, mental health and wellbeing, compliance, documentation, and emergency preparedness. Builders can use the checklist alongside professional advice to ensure safety standards are met, reduce hazards, and protect not just their projects, but also their teams and business reputation.
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Managing risks in today’s construction environment is more important than ever. By utilising the Worksite Safety & Risk Prevention Checklist, residential builders can proactively address common hazards, support worker wellbeing, and meet compliance requirements. Incorporating this checklist into daily operations helps safeguard your staff, projects, and business, offering peace of mind and supporting long-term success. We are a specialist insurance broker for the residential construction industry contact us today.
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