Advances in Constructional Engineering

Bridges and tunnels, as important components of highways, are directly related to the quality of engineering entities and the safety of personnel due to their complex and varied geological environments, numerous work processes, and high-risk work sites. This article systematically analyzes the main safety hazards of bridge and tunnel construction in response to the safety risks that exist during the construction process, and explores the construction method of an integrated safety technology management system. By introducing advanced safety monitoring technology and risk assessment methods, the safety control and dynamic management of the entire construction process can be achieved. Integrated management not only improves construction safety levels, but also optimizes resource allocation, reduces accident rates, and provides theoretical support and practical guidance for the safety of highway bridge and tunnel construction.

Highway; Bridge construction; Tunnel construction; Safety technology; Integrated management