The construction industry is one of the most injury-prone industries and an increasing number of scholars are paying great attention to safety culture in this industry. This study aims to construct a conceptual model of safety culture through recognizing the significance of related influencing factors, helping improve the safety condition of construction enterprises. First, we review the relate...

This paper outlines the adaptation of communication theory and the development of safety communications management in construction contracting. Effective and efficient safety communication is essential in raising safety awareness and reducing incident frequency in the construction industry, and has the resultant effect of decreasing costs and increasing contractor profitability. Management shou...

This paper presents a digital tool and Safety Risk library to assist designers in their health safety work BIM environments. Addressing an industry need for improved knowledge sharing collaboration, the aligns with Prevention through Design (PtD) approach that links risks treatments via different risk scenarios. Motivated by continuing sub-optimal management processes, research employs conceptu...

Abstract The construction industry has been identified as one of the most dangerous when examining safety performance and outcomes. concept leveraging off-site a safer alternative to execute works presented by researchers industry, but support for this premise with quantifiable data is lacking. To investigate differences in versus conventional on-site methods, research developed evaluation meth...

Construction workplaces still report an unacceptable number of safety incidents every year. To tackle these disproportionate incident rates, training interventions are adopted widely in construction workplaces. Despite their adoption, poor performance continues to be a universal and global problem the industry. In fact, recent research has called into question effectiveness programs that common...

This paper examines relations among safety climate (safety attitudes and communication), psychological strains (psychological distress and job satisfaction), and safety performance (self-reported accident rates and occupational injuries). A questionnaire was administered to construction workers from 27 construction sites in Hong Kong (N = 374, M = 366, F = 8, mean age =36.68 years). Data were c...