Thursday, February 21, 2013

Children learn about the safety of the construction site

Children receive a timely reminder about the dangers of a construction site continues beginning of a long summer vacation. Ivor Goodsite, the mascot of the scheme constructor attention, go to promote safety in and around the location of the building Simonside Primary School in Jarrow, South Tyneside. He was accompanied by Mark Wilson, Director of Galliford Try Partnerships regeneration, spoke to more than 150 four to 11 years about the different types of risks they face on the site. Wilson said: "Our work with Ivor Goodsite and considerate constructors scheme is an important part of our approach to community interaction. Safety of all who may be affected by the construction work we do is all that matters. "Kids this age are very receptive and interested in learning, which makes it a real pleasure to visit." Generous Constructors Scheme is an independent national initiative established to enhance the image of the industry and encourage best practice beyond statutory requirements. Simonside deputy head teacher Edward Jackson said: "Children learn lessons from Ivor will benefit them both now and in the future. "It is important that they get a grounding in health and safety in a variety of different contexts. "It makes it easier for them to new situations and make them aware of the risks."

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