What does the safety plan in the CASS typically address?

The safety plan in the Construction Accident Surveillance System (CASS) typically addresses worksite hazards and safety protocols. It is essential for ensuring a safe working environment by identifying potential risks and outlining measures to mitigate them. This includes establishing safety guidelines, emergency response actions, and regular safety inspections to protect workers and prevent accidents. The focus is on creating a culture of safety that prioritizes the well-being of employees on construction sites.

In contrast, while cost reduction strategies, employee training schedules, and future project timelines are important aspects of project management, they do not specifically pertain to the safety plan. Instead, they may be covered in other planning documents or sections of project management but are not the primary concern of a safety plan, which is fundamentally aimed at controlling hazards and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.