Development of a Safety Culture Interaction (SCI) model for construction projects

Fang, Dongping; Wu, Haojie

doi:10.1016/j.ssci.2013.02.003

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“…Because of its unique nature, construction is considered one of the most hazardous industries (Fang and Wu, 2013). It comprises a wide range of activities (both construction and repair) that rely intensively on labourers, heavy machinery and equipment.…”

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Key Factors Affecting Construction Safety Performance in Developing Countries: Evidence from Cambodia

Durdyev

Mohamed

Lay

et al. 2017

CEB

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Although proper safety management in construction is of utmost importance; anecdotal evidence suggests that safety is not adequately considered in many developing countries. This paper considers the key variables affecting construction safety performance in Cambodia. Using an empirical questionnaire survey targeting local construction professionals, respondents were invited to rate the level of importance of 30 variables identified from the seminal literature. The data set was subjected to factor analysis. Correlations between the variables show that five key factors underlie the challenges facing the local industry; management and organisation, resources, site management, cosmetic and workforce. It is found that the forefront construction professionals (top management and government authorities) should take more responsibilities for further improvements in safety performance on project sites. Findings and recommendations of this study may be useful to construction professional who are seeking ways to improve safety records in developing countries.

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Key Factors Affecting Construction Safety Performance in Developing Countries: Evidence from Cambodia

Durdyev

Mohamed

Lay

et al. 2017

CEB

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“…Kreiranje i negovanje pozitivne klime bezbednosti predstavlja ključ za postizanje zadovoljavajućih performansi bezbednosti radnika tokom realizacije investicionih projekata [5]. Stanje bezbednosti na radu predstavlja odraz klime bezbednosti koja se može posmatrati kao percepcija zaposlenih u smislu vrednosti, stavova, politika i procedura vezanih za bezbednost na radu na projektu, kao i unutar organizacije kao celine.…”

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The impact of security elements at work on the realization of project goals

Rajković¹,

Mihajlović²

2017

Tehnika

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“…Safety issues are duly addressed in projects, complicated site situations and environments. Thus, the safety culture as a concept is elaborately assimilated in overall framework of a project [20], these days. Safety Culture is directly proportional to the project performance.…”

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“…Tools developed for the measurement of each of the constituents of Safety culture give the idea of the status of each of these aspects of safety for the construction Project / Industry [20]. Development and improvement of Safety culture in the construction sites [25], prevention of accidents like falling from height by imparting training to workers [28] are some of the initiatives to improve safety performance through proper frameworks in construction industries and bench marking [39].…”

Section: Assessment Of Ohands Concept Wrt Safety Culture and Climatementioning

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Occupational Health and Safety (Ohs) Management Vis-À-Vis Different Phases of Construction Activities

Rao¹

2016

IJRET

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Development of a Safety Culture Interaction (SCI) model for construction projects

Cited by 197 publications

References 40 publications

Key Factors Affecting Construction Safety Performance in Developing Countries: Evidence from Cambodia

Key Factors Affecting Construction Safety Performance in Developing Countries: Evidence from Cambodia

The impact of security elements at work on the realization of project goals

Occupational Health and Safety (Ohs) Management Vis-À-Vis Different Phases of Construction Activities

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