Demolition events at construction sites present a variety of hazards. As structures are dismantled, unknown hazards make this work particularly dangerous for employees. On top of falling and flying debris, the dust, noise, and vibration of the event can be injurious. Materials such as asbestos or lead that were used within the structure may also be released upon demolition.
Workers on a demolition site should be completely aware of the hazards they might encounter, as well as familiar with OSHA’s demolition standards and how to protect themselves. Demolition signs clearly mark where these dangerous events are taking progress and warn against entering the area. They also outline the PPE required in order to be onsite. If your construction company performs demolition operations, support your safety program with these demolition signs.
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