Luận văn Thạc sĩ: Công tác quản lý an toàn vệ sinh lao động trong lắp đặt mặt dựng Unitized tại dự án tòa nhà văn phòng thương mại Becamex, công ty cổ phần BM Windows

Façade architecture, particularly the "Unitized facade" system, represents a significant aspect of modern high-rise construction, offering aesthetic and functional benefits. However, its installation, often involving working at height and complex equipment, inherently poses substantial Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) challenges. In Vietnam, a noticeable increase in occupational accidents during such installations, primarily due to inadequate safety management, non-compliance with procedures, and insufficient risk assessment, underscores a critical need for improvement. This study aims to address these issues by thoroughly evaluating the current OSH practices and associated labor risks at the Becamex Commercial Office Tower project by BM Windows, subsequently proposing concrete measures to enhance accident prevention and safeguard worker well-being.

Các nhà quản lý an toàn và sức khỏe nghề nghiệp, kỹ sư xây dựng, nhà thầu chính, công ty lắp đặt mặt dựng, và các cơ quan quản lý trong ngành xây dựng, đặc biệt là những người tham gia vào các dự án tòa nhà cao tầng có sử dụng hệ mặt dựng Unitized.

This thesis delves into optimizing Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) management during the intricate process of Unitized facade installation, with a specific focus on the Becamex Commercial Office Tower project undertaken by BM Windows. It commences by establishing the critical architectural importance of Unitized facades and elucidating the inherent labor risks associated with their installation, particularly those stemming from working at height and the deployment of specialized machinery. The research comprehensively evaluates the prevailing OSH landscape, scrutinizing existing safety protocols and risk assessment methodologies within the Vietnamese construction industry, drawing comparisons with international practices. The methodology incorporates a robust literature review, statistical analysis of accident data, and an in-depth examination of on-site OSH implementation, encompassing aspects like ISO 45001 compliance, safety planning, inspections, personal protective equipment (PPE), and electrical safety. A key output is the development of a tailored risk assessment framework for Unitized facade installation, complemented by a suite of actionable safety solutions. These solutions are multi-faceted, covering technical interventions such as fall prevention and gondola stabilization, organizational and administrative controls, and recommendations for advanced PPE. The implications of this study are significant, offering not only direct improvements for BM Windows but also serving as an invaluable guide for OSH professionals, contractors, and regulatory bodies across Vietnam, ultimately fostering enhanced accident prevention and contributing to a safer environment for workers in high-rise construction projects involving Unitized facades.