Behaviour matters in the workplace


  • Letters
  • Friday, 19 Apr 2019

THE construction industry is known to be the catalyst for economic growth and development. To ensure that it can be developed progressively and successfully, we not only need a professional and skilful workforce but also workers with adequate exposure and competency in all aspects of safety and health at the workplace.

Those working in the construction industry should realise the dire consequences of flouting safety guidelines and cutting corners, poor design, shoddy workmanship and inadequate supervision.

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