Typically, this is done by the construction site or facility safety officer or safety manager. They will look over the site, assess it, document the hazards then ensure these hazards are addressed.

These can include speed limit signs, construction warnings, directions to prominent landmarks, and safety warnings (e.g., “Icy Road Ahead”).

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