Construction Projects
By planning around the weather, teams can shift staffing and crews quickly to maximize operational efficiency and keep project timelines on track, while also assuring employee safety.
Inclement weather delays 45% of all construction projects across the globe, costing stakeholders, contractors, and owners billions of dollars a year.
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severity - 3 sever
Reduction In Material Efficiency: Extreme Heat
Hot weather may reduce the efficiency of certain materials such as sealants and mortar. Consider delaying operations.
severity - 4 extreme
Suspend Lifting Operations: Wind Gusts
Suspend any lifting operations near cell towers. Wind gusts may destabilize crane and cause serious damage.
severity - 3 sever
Monitor Conditions: Moderate Wind
Wind speeds may cause dangerous conditions for employees.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Employees: Extreme Heat
Ensure employees are well hydrated and have the right equipment to block sun (sunscreen, hats, etc.).
severity - 3 sever
Preheat Bricks: Low Temp
Low temperatures slow down cement hydration. It is recommended to preheat bricks so that they have the same absorption as those laid during normal temperatures.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Hardware: Extreme Heat
Store hardware in a cool place to protect from extreme sun exposures. The high temperature can reduce elasticity and cause damage.
severity - 3 sever
Monitor Conditions: Dry Weather
Reduced visibility due to dry conditions. Dust and dirt may cause complications to machinery.
severity - 4 extreme
Secure Construction Site: Extreme Wind
Move materials and equipment indoors and secure or cover large items outside.
severity - 3 sever
Prevent Electrical Accidents: Rain
Secure electrical cords and make sure they are not exposed to any water.
severity - 3 sever
Postpone Operations: Heavy Rain
Delay any operations until after the rain clears.
severity - 2 moderate
Limit Crane Operations: Low Visibility
Limit crane operations until visibility improves.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Employees: Unhealthy Air Quality
Ensure employees are safe and only perform indoor tasks until air quality outside improves.
severity - 1 minor
Increase Staff: Optimal Paving Conditions
Call in more crew members. Conditions are ideal for paving.
severity - 4 extreme
Monitor Conditions: Flood Risk
Prep teams and avoid any unnecessary outdoor work. Flash flooding is possible.
severity - 4 extreme
Monitor Conditions: Lightning Risk
Prep teams and avoid any unnecessary outdoor work. High risk for lightning in the area.
severity - 4 extreme
Postpone Concrete Pour: Rain
Ideally delay the pour for dry weather. If necessary cover fresh concrete with polyethylene sheeting or burlap and stretch it over the entire area of pour. Rain falling on top of freshly laid concrete can damage the surface and compromise a level and floated finish.
severity - 4 extreme
Postpone Concrete Pour: Snow
Ideally delay the pour for dry weather. If necessary cover fresh concrete with polyethylene sheeting or burlap and stretch it over the entire area of pour. Rain falling on top of freshly laid concrete can damage the surface and compromise a level and floated finish.
severity - 4 extreme
Cancel Concrete Pour: High Winds
Postpone pour, moisture loss will be too rapid in these conditions.
severity - 3 sever
Apply Evaporation Retardant: Windy
High winds, apply retardant to reduce rapid moisture loss from the concrete surfaces prior to curing.