Protective and Catching Safety Systems In Construction

Kuzhin, Marat

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201711700096

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“…During the inspection test, it must be shown that the test grid has sufficient resistance to the effects of the tensile forces, taking into account the aging factor. The dynamic strength of the systems must meet the normative values [17,18].…”

Section: Thermal Methodsmentioning

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Ensuring safety during the demolition and dismantling of buildings

Kuzhin

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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In the presented study, an analysis of issues related to the technology of construction processes during the demolition and dismantling was carried out. The article provides a technical and economic analysis of the technologies for performing work during the demolition and dismantling of buildings and structures. Demolition and dismantling operations are extremely dangerous to the life and health of those involved in the liquidation of the facility, as well as to residents living or located in close proximity to the construction site, and may also pose a risk of harm to the environment, personal and corporate personal and real property, persons, and engineering infrastructure. Therefore, to ensure the safety of the work to be carried out, it is necessary to have a set of standards that establish rules for the organizational and technical documentation design for demolition and dismantling, the execution of work during the liquidation of facilities, and strict control over the implementation of technology and safety. One of the most common hazardous production factors is the falling of objects from buildings and also the falling of workers from the installation horizon. An effective solution to this problem is to use protective catch systems that prevent falling objects.

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Section: Thermal Methodsmentioning

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Ensuring safety during the demolition and dismantling of buildings

Kuzhin

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Based on the literature review [23,29,30,[68][69][70][71][72][73][74] and information obtained in the field by the authors (in the design, supervision and coordination of their own works), an initial list of 42 requirements is elaborated and classified into 7 categories, as listed in Table 4. Functional requirements (positive questions) Since the Kano model is used in a context where an eminently qualitative approach takes precedence, there is a statistical test that evaluates the significance of the classification carried out.…”

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Requirements for the Preliminary Design of Innovative Temporary Edge Protection Systems (TEPS) for Construction Works

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At present, it is striking that a large percentage of occupational accidents in the construction sector are still caused by falls from height. Therefore, curbing the severe personal, social and economic consequences of these events is not only a commitment but an obligation for all stakeholders in the construction sector. After a review of current fall protection systems on construction sites, the purpose of this study is to establish the preliminary requirements for the design, development and prototyping of a new system which can be used as an auxiliary means to prevent occupational accidents in the construction sector caused by fall hazards at height. Based on the design science research (DSR) methodology, this paper tests the capability of alternative materials (metals, plastics and composites) to withstand the loads required by the regulatory standard UNE-EN 13374:2013 + A1:2019 and looks at the improvements they can offer. The results obtained enable new metals and composite materials to be put forward, based on their suitability to the parameters of the risks of falling from height, ensuring that the greatest number of potential situations are addressed. Then, the needs to be satisfied and requirements to be met are listed, prioritised and considered for new temporary edge protection systems (TEPS). Next, the attributes that increase user satisfaction and/or reduce user dissatisfaction are filtered by means of a Kano model, which is applied thanks to the responses of construction designers, coordinators and supervisors. Once these questions are solved, an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is performed by a focus group, weighing the Kano contributions and ranking the materials to be selected for the preliminary design of innovative TEPS for construction works. After considering safety, ergonomics, adaptability, sustainability, efficiency, manufacturability and flexibility criteria, the basis for the design of a new temporary edge protection system is established.

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“…3) the periodic control of the condition and labor protection in structural divisions and on sites of construction production which is carried out by the employer (his authorized representatives, including experts of service of labor protection) compatible with representatives of the primary trade-union organization or other representative of workers according to the approved plans [3].…”

Section: Wear and Aging Of The Meshmentioning

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Increasing the Level of Construction Safety by Using the Protective and Catching Systems

Kuzhin

Grezeva

Kochergina

2018

MSF

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Increasing the level of production safety is one of the most important tasks in construction. One of the most common dangerous production factors is the drop of objects from the building, as well as the fall of workers from the installation horizon. An effective way to solve this problem is to use protective-catching systems that prevent falling objects from the installation horizon to the construction site. However, these systems have certain limitations in the field of application, incl. restrictions on the weight of the falling elements, and also an effective application zone. Another drawback is the technological features of the application of the system, incl. the need for periodic re-installation of systems following the installation horizon, as well as the laboriousness of work on the installation of systems. The study of technological and organizational features of the systems will increase the effectiveness of their application.

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Protective and Catching Safety Systems In Construction

Abstract: Abstract. In the article is described application of protective and catching systems in construction. Classification of similar systems, their types and purpose are listed. Dangerous zones on construction site and events to for limiting their influence or protection from the factors.

Cited by 4 publications

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Ensuring safety during the demolition and dismantling of buildings

Ensuring safety during the demolition and dismantling of buildings

Requirements for the Preliminary Design of Innovative Temporary Edge Protection Systems (TEPS) for Construction Works

Increasing the Level of Construction Safety by Using the Protective and Catching Systems

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