Safe working at height - attitudes and risks
1.
Is working at height still a significant safety risk in the construction industry?
Yes
No
Don't know
2.
Does the construction workforce fully understand the risks involved with working at height?
Yes
No
Don't know
3.
What types of equipment do you feel present the most risks, when working at height? (You may select more than one option)
Scaffolding
Powered access
Mobile access towers
Rope access / abseiling
Ladders
Other (please specify)
4.
What can help reduce risks and accidents when working at height? (You may select more than one option).
Better work planning to reduce work at height, e.g. use of modular building
Specifying access equipment that is appropriate to the task and in good working order
Proper use of fall arrest, edge protection and other safety systems
Use of digital technology to help understand risks
Other (please specify)
5.
Do you feel that the organisation you work for takes working at height seriously? (All answers in this survey are anonymised)
Yes
No
Don't know
6.
Please add any other comments here
7.
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8.
What type of organisation do you work for?
Public client
Private client
Project manager / QS
Main contractor
Housebuilder
Architect
Consulting engineer
Specialist contractor
Other (please specify)
9.
What size is your organisation?
Fewer than 20 employees
21 to 100 employees
101 to 500 employees
501 to 1,000 employees
1,001 or more employees
10.
What is your principal job function?
Architectural technologist
Building surveyor
Construction manager
Designer/architect
Health, safety, environment, quality director/manager
Procurement director/manager
Project manager
Project director
Quantity surveyor
Site manager
Other (please specify)
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