Balancing Safety and Budget in Civil Engineering Projects 1.Assess Risks Meticulously: Prioritize safety-critical aspects by carefully evaluating potential risks, ensuring that the most essential safety measures are fully funded 2.Optimize Resource Allocation: Use cost-effective materials and methods that still meet safety standards, allowing for efficient resource use without compromising safety 3.Engage Stakeholders Early: Collaborate with stakeholders from the start to set realistic safety expectations and align them with the project’s financial constraints.

Sure! One thing we can do that is always implement or prioritize passive control methods than active control methods. That means reducing the chance of risks rather than try to act when a risk is occurred. That way cost can be saved

Balancing security and budget is an essential part of my job. First, I perform a detailed risk assessment to ensure that the most critical aspects of security are always prioritized. From there, I try to optimize the use of resources, choosing materials and methods that are economical, but equally reliable. For example, sometimes it is possible to use a simpler solution without compromising security by simply adjusting the execution process. I also involve stakeholders from the beginning so everyone understands that while budget is important, security can never be compromised. Open dialogue helps align expectations and make more informed decisions.