Direct, indirect, short-term and long-term pandemics impacts on construction and multi-task delivery

It may take years to explore the effects of pandemics on the construction industry for years, the researcher here tries to incorporate the discovered effects into four direct, non - short - term and long - term direct and long - term indirect effects. Of course, there is no requirement that when the effect of a direct or indirect item is assessed, the short - term or long - term effect is not investigated. To explain to the author more precisely, the author tries to give atangible example to the reader This division could expand, but here we stick to the four branches, ignoring the intensity of the effects. In the following we went to work that can affect the reduction of the destructive effects of pandemics on the construction industry. Sure.It should not be supposed that the construction industry itself could affect the spread of diseases. The practicality of this strategy is presented in the 13th and 14th step. In other branches (medical, economics and …)the way things are done as protocol or other titles.Here, we use the term 'step' to be able to prioritize the items. This system of steps indicates that the first step in dealing with the disease is different. Second, each step is complementary to the previous step. It does not, of course, lessen the necessity and independence of every step, but also a flight of steps to reach full immunity. For example, imagine all humans to be human then if they take other steps it seems to be critical even though they are constantly stressed in the building workshops

Keywords:

Pandemics , COVID 19 , build , structure , construction , HSE