Building Information Modeling—Enabled Construction Safety Culture and Maturity Model: A Grounded Theory Approach

Olugboyega, Oluseye; Windapo, Abimbola

doi:10.3389/fbuil.2019.00035

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“…Hence, different studies have been conducted to integrate these principles with BIM. [71] focused on a BIM-enabled construction safety culture through the lens of grounded theory. Meanwhile, [72] conducted a study on integrating BIM with lean principles in the Indian construction industry.…”

Section: Bim For the Safe And Effective Construction Processmentioning

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Building Information Modelling Diffusion Research in Developing Countries: A User Meta-Model Approach

2021

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Building information modelling (BIM) has become a common denominator for information management, efficiency, collaboration, and productivity in the construction industry. The adoption of building information modelling has been assessed to be unequal in the construction industry the world over. It has been observed that developing countries are struggling with BIM adoption and are at a beginner stage in the process. Meanwhile, there have been different research efforts focused on advancing BIM diffusion in developing countries. This study focused on reviewing the research trend and knowledge domains of BIM research in developing countries. The study analysed scholarly publications from selected developing countries sourced from the Scopus database from 2005 to 2019; the study covered BIM research efforts since their commencement in developing countries. The study identified the different research trends and the current focus through visualisations using VOS viewer software. The most influential and productive researchers were also identified. This research contributes to the extant body of knowledge by synthesizing the state of the art of BIM research in developing countries. Furthermore, it provides the pre-COVID-19 BIM diffusion status in developing countries.

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Section: Bim For the Safe And Effective Construction Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Information Modelling Diffusion Research in Developing Countries: A User Meta-Model Approach

2021

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“…Training-the-trainer sessions were held for these instructors on the Foundations for Safety Leadership. Instructions and protocols for delivering training are clearly outlined in the instructor guide (Olugboyega and Windapo, 2019). Appropriate remuneration was provided to trainers in recognition of their time and effort.…”

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Critical safety climate dimensions for improved safety behavior: perspectives of construction workers

Chandra,

Baghdadi,

Shakor

et al. 2024

Front. Built Environ.

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Although extensive research has been conducted to explain the high accident rates in the Indian construction industry, studies focusing on the contributions of the prevailing safety climate as an enabler of such incidences remain sparse. Safety climate plays a crucial role in shaping workers’ safety behaviors. Therefore, eliciting the perspectives of construction workers concerning safety climate dimensions that are critical for engendering improved safety behavior will provide valuable insights into the dimensions required to sustain the desired safety performance levels on construction sites. This study adopted a sequential mixed-methods research design. Purposively selected respondents and interviewees were surveyed and interviewed at various intervals. The study established that safety climate dimensions, such as effective leadership, effective communication, consultation, training, resources, incentives, and recognition, are critical in improving safety behavior among construction workers. The results of this study have significant implications for practice and knowledge, as they provide an approach for assessing the impact of different safety climate dimensions on the safety behavior of construction workers in India. Understanding these dimensions will lead to a framework for managing these challenges and improving construction safety performance. The study reported in this paper remains one of the few studies seeking to explore the impact of safety-climate dimensions on worker safety behavior in the construction industry.

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“…Wang et al (2019) present a maturity model to assess supplier capabilities in exploiting BIM based on their execution capability and strategic vision. The recurring process categories in literature for assessing BIM maturity are found to be overall BIM strategy including top management commitment, the capability to use it and the processes and protocols in place (Olugboyega and Windapo, 2019;Phang et al, 2020;Lu et al, 2021).…”

Section: Maturity Model Research In Constructionmentioning

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Paving the way for industry 4.0 maturity of construction enterprises: a state of the art review

Das

Perera

Senaratne

et al. 2022

ECAM

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PurposeIndustry 4.0 is characterised by the exponential pace of technological innovations compelling organisations to transform or be displaced. Industry 4.0 transformation of construction enterprises lacks systematic guidance and notable earlier studies have utilised maturity models to map transformation of enterprises. This paper proposes a conceptual maturity model for construction enterprises for business scenarios leading to Industry 4.0.Design/methodology/approachThe requirements for designing maturity models, including comparison with existing models and scientifically documenting the design process, make Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR) appropriate. Two systematic literature reviews (SLRs) are conducted to shortlist a total of 95 papers, which are subjected to subsequent content analysis.FindingsThe first SLR identifies the following process categories as critical levers of industry 4.0 maturity; data management, people and culture, leadership and strategy, collaboration and communication, automation, innovation and change management. The second SLR ascertains that the existing maturity models in construction literature do not adequately correspond to Industry 4.0 business scenarios with limited emphasis on data management, automation, change management and innovation. The findings are assimilated to propose a conceptual Smart Modern Construction Enterprise Maturity Model (SMCeMM).Originality/valueThe paper systematises the transformation of construction enterprises in Industry 4.0 and leads to state-of-the-art development of Industry 4.0 and maturity model research in construction. The proposed conceptual model addressed both the demands of the construction industry as well as what is required to navigate Industry 4.0 better.

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Building Information Modeling—Enabled Construction Safety Culture and Maturity Model: A Grounded Theory Approach

Cited by 18 publications

References 64 publications

Building Information Modelling Diffusion Research in Developing Countries: A User Meta-Model Approach

Building Information Modelling Diffusion Research in Developing Countries: A User Meta-Model Approach

Critical safety climate dimensions for improved safety behavior: perspectives of construction workers

Paving the way for industry 4.0 maturity of construction enterprises: a state of the art review

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