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This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2021-7-19 at 19:41. It is very important to control dust at construction sites; proper management can effectively prevent the pollution caused by dust at these sites to the environment as well as any harm to the health of workers. There are various methods and measures for controlling dust pollution, such as installing supervision signs for dust control and responsibility labels at construction sites, appointing dust control officers who wear red armbands to carry out on-site oversight. How do you control dust at your project site? Feel free to share your experience.
Series on dust control at construction sites https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3238973-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum – Chemical Streams)
I welcome all experts to share their ideas; thank you.
Can’t control the civil engineering work – it’s gray everywhere every day
This post was last edited by The wise on 2021-7-20 at 17:07. That’s indeed the case; when tofu falls into the soil, it can neither be shaken nor hit. That’s an understatement; they won’t listen ; To put it bluntly, giving up. They act on impulse, often surrounding construction sites and government buildings to demand payment. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision of general contractors; one should not rely on the contract system alone, allowing the general contractor to choose civil engineering subcontractors that are willing to comply with management requirements.