How do architects address issues of safety during construction?

Architects address issues of safety during construction by incorporating safety measures into their designs and plans. Some of the ways they do this include:

1. Conducting site inspections: Architects inspect the construction site regularly to ensure that all safety measures are in place and that workers are following them.

2. Creating detailed plans: Architects create detailed construction plans that include safety protocols and identify potential hazards. They also ensure that construction materials and equipment meet safety standards.

3. Providing training: Architects work with construction managers to provide safety training to workers and ensure they are aware of any potential hazards on the site.

4. Incorporating safety equipment: Architects include safety equipment such as safety harnesses, helmets, and protective clothing in their plans to ensure workers are protected from falls, head injuries, and other hazards.

5. Monitoring the construction process: Architects monitor the construction process to ensure that safety protocols are being followed and make adjustments to the plans if needed.

By taking these steps, architects can ensure that the construction process is conducted safely and that workers and the public are not put at risk.

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