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Preventing child injury on construction sites

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Recent incidents have demonstrated the devastating consequences when children gain access to construction and development sites. This content highlights the key areas addressed by Aviva’s new Loss Prevention Standard (LPS) which provides practical guidance to help identify, assess and control risks.

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