Although research has been done to investigate construction safety and its importance, most
has focused on construction organizations and workplace safety. There is still a need to …

The Malaysian construction industry is stigma-laden 'dangerous, dirty and difficult'(3 D) with
a high number of blue-collar foreign workers. Poor safety performance is undermining the …

Developments in safety management on large UK construction sites have seen a paradigm
shift from enforcement-based systems to safety-culture programmes, which seek to engage …

The construction industry has always been considered as one of the most dangerous
industrial sectors. Large organisations have demonstrated good safety performance …

Who is responsible for construction safety: architects, engineers, contractors, or perhaps
even clients? Safety of the constructed facility is normally the responsibility of the architect …

This paper identifies the critical factors that influence the attitudes of construction workers
towards safe behaviour on construction sites. It studies these attitudes by using a research …

Introduction Safety management in construction is complicated due to the complex “nature”
of the construction industry. The aim of this research was to identify safety management …

This study presents the results of a questionnaire survey that was conducted among a
selected sample of large-size contractors operating in Egypt, as well as a comparison of the …

Factors affecting the safety of the construction industry: A questionnaire including 19 factors
that affect construction safety Page 1 BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION VOLUME 24 …

The construction industry seems to suffer from a general inability to manage workplace
health and safety to a level where an achieved improvement in safety performance by a way …