In the construction industry, recent literature has promoted a design for safety approach that
discusses the benefits of considering safety from the very start of the project lifecycle. With …

Construction organizations are large and complex with decentralized structures, and
characterized by non-routine work undertaken by semi-autonomous work groups …

BACKGROUND: There is growing empirical evidence that as safety climate improves work
site safety practice improve. Safety climate is often measured by asking workers about their …

While there is a growing body of literature on assessing perceptions of safety climate, many
of these studies report a company's safety climate as a worker-based phenomenon …

Purpose–The paper's aim is to document a survey of Australian construction workers that
was conducted to examine whether conditions of within‐group homogeneity and between …

Purpose Safety climate (SC) is considered a leading indicator of safety performance, but
scholars suggest that a common SC assessment framework is yet to be developed …

Safety climate can benefit contractors, specialty contractors, and owners of industries by
providing them with the knowledge of attitudes and perceptions that can help to consistently …

Safety climate measurements can be used to proactively assess an organization's
effectiveness in identifying and remediating work-related hazards, thereby reducing or …

Purpose Safety climate and its impact on safety performance is well established; however,
researchers in this field suggest that the absence of a common assessment framework is a …

This study examines the degree to which construction sector employees perceive that safety
is important in their organizations/sites and how job satisfaction affects these perceptions …