What should a prevention plan contain?
Drawing up a prevention plan is crucial to guarantee the health and safety of workers during operations, whether routine maintenance or one-time projects.
A well-structured prevention plan helps minimize the risks, coordinate the actions of all parties involved, and ensure an effective response in case of an emergency.
There is no single, universal template for a prevention plan, as it must be tailored to the specific conditions of each site or project.
However, you will find below an example of a simplified prevention plan outlining the key elements to include. This helps ensure that all necessary safety measures are well-organized when managing projects involving multiple companies and subcontractors. It also allows, in compliance with regulations, to clearly define the roles and responsibilities of each party, coordinate interventions, and anticipate risks to reduce them as much as possible.
