Who is responsible for providing safety technical instructions?

We have the construction contractor carry out the work, with the owner merely supervising to ensure that the contractor provides the necessary instructions. In my opinion, it is not appropriate for the owner and supervisor to take on these roles, as the safety management during construction is primarily the responsibility of the construction company, with the owner and supervisor acting only in a supervisory capacity.

It is the responsibility of the technical staff from the construction company.

Our organization is led by the owner, and its departments include the Safety and Environmental Protection Department as well as the Production Department. I think this is great, because the owner has more authority than the supervisor, and their decisions carry more weight.

It is to be carried out by the construction unit, with the owner’s safety department and the supervisor overseeing the process^_^

The technical briefing should be organized by the owner, with the construction unit and the supervision unit in attendance, and the design unit providing the presentation. Create a summary for archiving.

It is prepared by the technical personnel of the construction unit; after being approved by the person in charge of construction technology, the person in charge of construction technology organizes a technical briefing!

Reply 1# is not a security person

Article 27 of the Regulations on Safety Management in Construction Projects: Before the commencement of construction, the technical personnel in charge of project management at the construction site shall provide detailed explanations regarding the technical requirements for safe construction to the construction teams and workers, and both parties shall sign to confirm this. In accordance with the above requirements, the safety briefing shall be carried out by the construction unit; this is a requirement for the construction unit. As the construction entity (or owner), it is also responsible and obligated to urge the construction contractor to carry out safety briefings; firstly, this is necessary for corporate safety training and education, and secondly, it is necessary to reduce risks (as the owner will also have to assume corresponding responsibilities in the event of an accident).

1. The safety technical briefing is organized by the construction party, with the owner’s representative in attendance, while the supervision unit is responsible for oversight.