More than 30,000 construction workers pledge to realise goal of zero accidents (2013/05/27)

The Chief Executive, Mr C Y Leung (front row, centre); the Secretary for Development, Mr Paul Chan (front row, second right); the Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), Mr Wai Chi-sing (front row, first right); the Chairman of the Construction Industry Council, Mr Lee Shing-see (front row, second left); and the Chairman of the Committee on Construction Site Safety of the Construction Industry Council, Mr Cheung Hau-wai (front row, first left), officiate at the Zero Accident Declaration Ceremony of Construction Safety Week 2013 at the Kai Tak Development area today (May 27). They led more than 30,000 construction workers to pledge to work towards an accident-free site environment.
Mr Leung (front row, centre), Mr Chan (front row, first right) and Mr Lee (front row, first left) pledge with more than 30,000 construction workers to achieve the goal of zero accidents on construction sites.
Mr Chan (right) and Mr Lee appeal to stakeholders to commit to providing a safe working environment for construction workers and fostering a culture of site safety.
Mr Leung (second right) and Mr Chan (first right) together with the guests lead the construction workers to do morning exercises.
More than 500 construction workers do morning exercises at the Kai Tak Development area. They all wear the "Zero-accident" T-shirts to show their joint commitment and solidarity in achieving the goal of zero accidents on construction sites. The yellow T-shirt adopts the colour tone of the industry's uniform with the logo of 'Safety Pal' attached to the sleeve.
More than 500 construction workers do morning exercises at the Kai Tak Development area. They all wear the "Zero-accident" T-shirts to show their joint commitment and solidarity in achieving the goal of zero accidents on construction sites. The yellow T-shirt adopts the colour tone of the industry's uniform with the logo of 'Safety Pal' attached to the sleeve.
Mr Wai (right) and Mr Cheung demonstrate how to use the smartphone application "Working-at-height Training".
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