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Importance of Site Security
Prevents theft of materials, tools, and equipment.
Protects workers and visitors.
Reduces vandalism and unauthorized access.
Improves project reputation and reduces insurance costs.
Security Measures
Fencing & Gates – perimeter fencing, controlled entry/exit.
Security Personnel – guards, patrols.
CCTV & Alarms – surveillance systems.
Lighting – well-lit perimeters discourage intruders.
Signage – “Authorized Personnel Only,” warning signs.
Material Storage Control – lockable storage containers, secure zones.
Purpose of Site Lighting
Ensures safe work during early morning/night.
Prevents accidents (good visibility reduces slips, trips, falls).
Improves site security.
Types of Lighting
Fixed floodlights (high masts).
Portable lighting towers.
Task lighting for specific areas (workstations, entrances).
Electrical Supply On-Site
Temporary supply from local utility or generators.
Distribution boards with proper circuit breakers.
Cables routed safely (overhead or buried).
Compliance with electrical safety codes.
Importance of regular inspection to prevent shocks/fires.
Site Office
A temporary building/space set up for administrative and management activities during construction.
Functions of Site Office
Workspace for engineers, supervisors, and project managers.
Storage of drawings, contracts, records, and schedules.
Meeting point for staff and clients.
Sometimes includes welfare facilities (restroom, kitchenette).
Site Office Location Considerations
Accessible but safe from construction hazards.
Elevated ground to prevent flooding.
Near site entrance for easy visitor access.
Types of Site Offices
Portable cabins.
Prefabricated structures.
Converted containers.