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The need to prevent disasters at small construction sites is emphasized more than ever in the recent increasing trend of small construction sites, and prevention of small construction sites, which account for more than 80% of all disasters, must be preceded to reduce the accident rate in the construction industry. Therefore, it is necessary to derive disaster factors suitable for the characteristics of small construction sites, identify the importance, and selectively manage them according to their importance. Therefore, in this study, first, 24 disaster factors affecting small construction sites were selected. In addition, a survey was conducted on 30 construction managers, safety managers, and workers each, and priorities were presented by comparing each factor in pairs using AHP. As a result of each pair of comparison, construction managers lack safety awareness, safety managers lack management supervision, and workers do not comply with the necessary public safety rules as the main disaster factors at small construction sites. Based on these results, safety management in consideration of the priorities of disaster factors is expected to help prevent disasters at small construction sites.