Advances in Constructional Engineering

Construction safety management has always been a key focus in the construction industry. The establishment and improvement of risk early warning mechanisms are crucial for reducing accidents and ensuring smooth project execution. This study centers on construction safety risks, analyzing common risk types and their contributing factors in building projects. It proposes a scientific early warning system formed through risk identification, classification evaluation, and dynamic monitoring. The research emphasizes the integration of technical solutions with management measures, utilizing information platforms to achieve real-time data collection and dynamic risk prediction, thereby enhancing the accuracy and response speed of warnings. Through case studies, this mechanism demonstrates effectiveness in improving on-site safety control levels and reducing accident rates, providing feasible pathways for construction enterprises to optimize safety management models.

Construction engineering; Construction safety; Risk early warning; Dynamic monitoring; Safety management