ASCCSAFE Spring Issue

Safety Moment

Lan Moody, Finish Safe General Manager
Martin Concrete

Ensuring safety during tilt-up operations is a top priority for construction contractors, particularly when handling large concrete panels and their critical bracing systems. Regular inspections should be integrated into daily routines, including thorough checks of braces for cracks or dents, brace assessments for structural integrity, and anchor reviews to confirm all connections are properly secured. Regular, scheduled maintenance and good recordkeeping prevent equipment breakdowns and keep crews safe while projects stay on track.

Contractors also share responsibility for safety with their suppliers. To maintain accountability, it is advisable to request documented inspection processes from rental suppliers and challenge any gaps you identify. Recognizing suppliers who demonstrate a commitment to job site safety can further promote a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement. By maintaining rigorous inspection, prompt repairs, and open communication with suppliers, contractors can better protect their teams and maintain compliance with industry standards.


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