Hong Kong has one of the worst safety records in the developed world, with reported accidents running at a rate of 350 per thousand workers per year. This book is the first to give a comprehensive review of the problems of construction site safety management and to provide a critique of the techniques used thus far to improve safety on Hong Kong sites. * Considers the legislative framework within which safety management operates * Discusses the legal processes stemming from unsafe incidents * Includes a glossary of key terms in English and Chinese.
