Review of previous applications of innovative information technologies in construction health and safety

Mihić, Matej; Vukomanović, Mladen; Završki, Ivica

doi:10.2478/otmcj-2019-0004

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“…This means from design to design through construction and operation of the construction to its liquidation [39]. The database of information created in this way allows all project participants to take into account possible errors and shortcomings, changing factors that could cause possible financial, technological and environmental problems in individual phases [40]. This can also have other economic implications [41,42].…”

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Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in BIM Environment—Case Study

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Progressive technologies and practices are shifting the possibilities of building design and improving work efficiency. Constantly changing site conditions require different procedures and designs that take into account these changing conditions, whether it is a design solution, a change in environmental conditions, or just sustainability factors. Adaptive building design offers opportunities to cope with changing factors to achieve the ähighest possible level of building quality. This case study deals with the topic of adaptive formwork design for building renovation, taking into account sustainability. The aim of the article is an investigation and demonstration of the building information modeling (BIM) environment used for the adaptive design of formwork elements for the building renovation in the context of sustainability. The object of the case study is a building in the center of Kosice, Slovakia. The BIM environment allows prompt and correct adaptation of the formwork design to changing lighting conditions, ventilation, heating and temperature during the design of the building.

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Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in BIM Environment—Case Study

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“…These problems have prompted researchers (Rozenfeld et al, 2010;Zhang et al, 2015a) to explore how the JHA could be automated and applied to the construction industry. However, a review of previous research by Mihić et al (2019) revealed that previous research efforts present methods to identify only small sets of specific hazards (fall hazards, collision hazards, crane-related hazards, etc.) and that a universal hazard identification methodology is needed.…”

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Classification of Construction Hazards for a Universal Hazard Identification Methodology

Mihić

2020

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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Hazard identification in the construction industry is subject to a larger number of variables and unknowns than in other manufacturing industries making the hazard identification process more difficult and resulting in many injuries and fatalities. Moreover, previous research identified a research gap with regards to a universal hazard identification method. The results presented in this paper are a prerequisite for the development of such a method. Specifically, this paper proposes a novel classification of hazards in order to enable a more accurate hazard identification process which can take all possible hazards into consideration. Based on the theoretical framework, three hazard types are proposed in the research: self-induced hazards, peer-induced hazards, and global hazards. This classification is based on who is the source (who causes) the hazards in relation to who is affected by the hazards. Such classification was not identified in previous literature. This research also has practical implications. Such classification of hazards may influence safety experts to more actively focus on peer-induced hazards which are the hardest to identify. Finally, the outputs of the entire research should enable a more accurate and comprehensive hazard identification resulting in reduced injury and fatality rates in the construction industry.

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“…This means from design to design through construction and operation of the construction to its liquidation [27]. The database of information created in this way allows all project participants to take into account possible errors and shortcomings, changing factors that could cause possible financial, technological and environmental problems in individual phases [28]. This can also have other economic implications [29][30].…”

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Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in Bim Environment – Case Study

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Progressive technologies and practices are shifting the possibilities of building design and improving work efficiency. Constantly changing site conditions require different procedures and designs that take into account these changing conditions, whether it is a design solution, a change in environmental conditions, or just sustainability factors. Adaptive building design offers opportunities to cope with changing factors to achieve the highest possible level of building quality. This case study deals with the topic of adaptive formwork design for building renovation, taking into account sustainability. Aim of the article is an investigation and demonstration of the building information modelling (BIM) environment used for the adaptive design of formwork elements for the building renovation in the context of sustainability. The object of the case study is a building in the center of Kosice, Slovakia. BIM environment allows prompt and correct adaptation of the formwork design to changing conditions of lighting, ventilation, heating and temperature during the design of the building.

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Review of previous applications of innovative information technologies in construction health and safety

Cited by 20 publications

References 66 publications

Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in BIM Environment—Case Study

Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in BIM Environment—Case Study

Classification of Construction Hazards for a Universal Hazard Identification Methodology

Adaptive Design of Formworks for Building Renovation Considering the Sustainability of Construction in Bim Environment – Case Study

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