Construction Site Evacuation Maps
Construction dominates OSHA's Top 10 violations list, with roofing operations leading 6 out of 10 categories. Fall protection alone accounts for 5,914 citations. Protect your workers and your business with compliant site evacuation maps.
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#1 Most Cited Industry
5,914 fall protection violations. Get ahead of enforcement.
Construction Violation Stats
Construction Map Features
Scaffold locations, fall protection zones, temporary exits, equipment staging areas.
Emergency Exits
Clearly marked evacuation routes
Fire Equipment
Extinguisher and alarm locations
Assembly Points
Designated safe meeting areas
ADA Compliance
Accessible evacuation paths
Hazard Zones
Clearly identified danger areas
Safety Stations
Eye wash and first aid locations
From Site Hazards to Safe Construction Zone
Document fall protection, scaffold locations, and temporary exits for OSHA 1926 compliance
- โUnmarked fall zones
- โMissing scaffold routes
- โNo emergency exits
- โFall protection zones
- โScaffold safety areas
- โTemporary exit routes
- โEquipment staging
Construction leads OSHA violations - be prepared
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