Abstract
This article examines the quantitative assessment of occupational risks based on the Fine-Kinney method for ensuring occupational safety at construction sites. The main hazards encountered during construction activities, their probability of occurrence, exposure frequency, and potential consequences are analyzed. The study considers the possibilities of assessing risks according to their priority levels and identifying high-risk construction activities using the Fine-Kinney method. The importance of developing technical, organizational, and preventive measures to reduce identified risks is also substantiated. The findings indicate that the Fine-Kinney method can contribute to systematic risk management and improved occupational safety at construction sites.
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