HOW IS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE JOB CORRECTLY DISTRIBUTED AND IMPROVED?

One factor that significantly influences the direct costs of a work in the workforce, is why it is of vital importance.

A good starting point for determining the performance of the workforce and thus the necessary personnel is to resort to the decomposition of each of the activities in their elementary processes.

Of course, some modifications are selected, for example, grouping the different elementary processes that require the same specialization of the personnel. Once determined by the required specializations, you must analyze the personnel required by each of them, which is different for each activity and for each specific condition of the project being analyzed. Do not forget that these activities require supervision and that, therefore, you should consider this concept in the calculation of the necessary staff.

The good organization and planning of the work, as well as the allocation of responsibilities clearly defined to supervisors, the fundamentals are for construction safety, among some of the activities include the following:
• Provide optimal working conditions and safe equipment.
• Regular site safety inspections should be carried out.
• That the workers have been trained for the work to be done.
• That workplace safety measures are adhered to.
• That the best solutions be adopted using the resources and skills available.
• Use the necessary personal protective equipment.

Construction workers and auxiliaries usually do the following:
• Clean and prepare construction sites.
• Load or discharge building materials to be used in construction.
• Build or disassemble struts, barricades, dies (molds that determine the shape of concrete), scaffolds and temporary structures.
• Dig trenches, fill holes, or compact the soil by preparing everything for construction.
• Operate or take care of equipment and machines used in construction, such as concrete mixers.
• Help other craft workers with their obligations.
• Follow the construction plans and instructions of supervisors of the most experienced workers.

Construction workers use a variety of tools and equipment. Some tools are simple, stories like brooms and shovels; Other equipment is more sophisticated, such as pavement breakers, pneumatic hammers, soil compactors and topographic survey equipment.

With special training, workers can help transport and exploit explosives or a hydraulic drilling machine for drilling machines. They can learn how to use laser equipment to place pipes and use computers to control robotic equipment cutters.
Most construction workers work in the following areas:
• Home and business construction
• Demolition of buildings
• Removal of hazardous materials
• Construction of highways and roads
• Excavation of tunnels and mine shafts