Improving Occupational Health and Safety Data Integration Using Building Information Modelling

Tender, Manuel; Couto, João Pedro; Fuller, Paul

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-89617-1_7

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“…-Improved risk detection in design phase [8]; -Faster notification about the risks that could not be avoided in the design phase as well as the corresponding preventive measures and conditions on the site and surrounding area [12]; -3D tools are more effective for OSH than 2D static drawings, given they adequately simulate actual working conditions, allowing visual assessment of working conditions [13]; -A better identification of hazards and risks namely identification of zones or time periods where there is a higher level of risk [12] has improved risk management;…”

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Real world lessons that can assist construction organisations in implementing BIM to improve the OSH processes

Tender¹,

Fuller

Vaughan

et al. 2022

4º Congresso Português De Building Information Modelling Vol. 1 - ptBIM

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Changing the way OSH management is performed with BIM is relevant. Several authors propose that real world cases need to be studied as there are few examples of studies covering BIM implementation for OSH. The UK PAS1192:6 introductory standard indicated some of the requisites and approaches to implementing BIM for OSH. Lessons from projects that have already implemented PAS 1192:6 will provide valuable inputs. This paper explores the stakeholders' perceptions about benefits and barriers of adoption of BIM for OSH purposes using examples from a complex large project (Thames Tideway Tunnel). The methodology adopted was a survey of 39 project participants. The study focused on the following areas: collaboration, risk assessment, training and awareness, inspection of workplaces, work accidents, budget control, error detection, liaison between logistics and productivity. The implementation of the new BIM based approach to construction OSH management in this project 4º CONGRESSO PORTUGUÊS DE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING

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confidence: 99%

Real world lessons that can assist construction organisations in implementing BIM to improve the OSH processes

Tender¹,

Fuller

Vaughan

et al. 2022

4º Congresso Português De Building Information Modelling Vol. 1 - ptBIM

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“…-the benefits of using digital technologies to improve OSH outcomes [9]; -the theorical validity of the advantages that have been identified using suitable case studies [10]; -the lack of success in technology transition from construction safety research into practice [11]; -the gap between the theory and realized benefits at the application stage by industry [12]; In a previous phase of the research [2]the authors evaluated the level of applicability of KTD for each OSH area identified from an analysis of the Council Directive 92/57/EEC [1]. Three levels of applicability for each KDT were established: L (Low), M (Medium) and H (High) as presented in Table 1.…”

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Lessons from implementation of Key Technological Developments to improve occupational safety and health processes in a complex UK-based construction project

Tender

Fuller²,

Vaughan³

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The use of new Key Technological Developments to transform the way Occupational Safety and Health is managed is now becoming a viable option for contractors to consider. These developments can be used to modify the traditional approaches to Occupational Safety and Health to minimize the risks and costs associated with accidents at work and occupational diseases. The research reported in this paper aims to examine the benefits, barriers and challenges associated with the introduction of new digital information technologies in Occupational Safety and Health settings. A longitudinal case study of a complex construction project based in the United Kingdom is reported, which will be used to identify practical solutions and guidelines that can assist organisations in the adoption of these technologies. The lessons learned, both positive and negative, from this project are shared to provide valuable insights to the wider construction industry. The main focus is in the following areas: training; risks identification; site planning. The results of the study can be used to optimise how Health and Safety risks are managed in non-United Kingdom construction projects. The main benefits from this is the resulting productivity gains which can improve project outcomes significantly.

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Evaluation of the Factors Influencing the Intention-To-Use Bim Among Construction Professionals in Abuja, Nigeria

Isa

Anifowose

2023

Sustainable Education and Development – Sustainable Industrialization and Innovation

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Improving Occupational Health and Safety Data Integration Using Building Information Modelling

Cited by 5 publications

References 35 publications

Real world lessons that can assist construction organisations in implementing BIM to improve the OSH processes

Real world lessons that can assist construction organisations in implementing BIM to improve the OSH processes

Lessons from implementation of Key Technological Developments to improve occupational safety and health processes in a complex UK-based construction project

Evaluation of the Factors Influencing the Intention-To-Use Bim Among Construction Professionals in Abuja, Nigeria

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