A construction health and safety plan will initially have to adhere to established workplace safety standards in order for them to be approved. They must also handle the majority - if not completely - of the safety concerns that the construction site may present. The provisions can contain virtually everything - from common safety practices like tagging hard-hat places and setting up caution signs; to a lot more project-specific workplace threats such as hazards of chemical exposures and electrocution; right up up to various location-specific safety concerns such as the possibilities of ...