#blog · September 26, 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic brought heightened focus to hygiene rules and safety measures on construction sites. However, these hygiene standards should continue to be observed even after COVID-19, to protect job site managers, construction workers, and the entire team while maintaining productivity.
Construction work doesn't only happen outdoors. When renovating or doing interior work, additional measures must be taken to ensure safe working conditions in enclosed spaces. The Construction Industry Employers' Liability Insurance Association (BG Bau) established key hygiene rules in March that are essential for construction workers:
Beyond maintaining minimum distance and wearing face masks, it's important that certain standards are met in break rooms and sanitary facilities. We've summarized the key rules to follow:
The risk of COVID-19 transmission can only be minimized by following hygiene rules on the job site. It's crucial that employers fulfill their obligations by establishing and communicating these rules. If you notice missing hygiene standards on your construction site, contact your supervisor immediately.
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This page was automatically translated from German.