Sure! Here's a table with timestamps and possible problems according to Brazilian law, as well as enhancement points and confidence scores, based on the video analysis:
| Timestamp | Potential Problem (Brazilian Law) | Enhancement Point | Confidence Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0:00 - 0:15 | Lack of visible Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on workers (if present). NR 6 (Normativa Regulamentadora) mandates the use of PPE in construction. | Workers should be equipped with appropriate PPE like helmets, safety glasses, gloves, and safety footwear. | Medium (60%) - While no workers are clearly visible, the presence of active construction suggests workers might be present but out of frame. The lack of visible PPE raises concern. |
| 0:00-0:15 | Potential for unprotected edges and openings. NR 18 addresses fall protection measures. | Install guardrails or safety nets around open edges and elevated platforms. | Medium (70%) - Several open edges and elevated areas are visible without clear indication of fall protection measures. |
| 0:05-0:11 | Potential lack of organized storage of materials. NR 18 mandates proper storage to prevent accidents. | Designate specific areas for material storage and ensure they are kept organized and free from obstructions. | Low (40%) - It's difficult to definitively assess material storage due to the limited view. While some materials are visible, the overall organization can't be fully determined. |
| 0:11-0:15 | Potential lack of signage and warning signals. NR 26 mandates the use of clear signage to alert about hazards. | Implement appropriate safety signage indicating hazards, emergency exits, and areas requiring PPE. | Low (40%) - No specific signage is clearly visible, but the limited view prevents a thorough assessment. Signage might be present but not captured in the video. |