Construction is one of the most dangerous industries due to its unique, dynamic, and
temporary nature. This paper aims to review and extract the factors influencing safety …

Safety leading indicators are measures of the safety management system that correlate with
injury rates. The literature on the topic is dispersed and equivocal in the definition …

Occupational accidents have a significant human cost and negatively affect construction
companies' productivity, financial results, and public image. To control occupational …

Resilient safety culture is an organization's psychological, behavioral, and contextual
capabilities to anticipate, monitor, respond, and learn in order to manage safety risks and …

Introduction: Construction incidents occur due to system failures, not due to a single factor
such as unsafe behavior or condition. Therefore, construction safety should be investigated …

Construction is a dangerous occupation due to the unique nature of the activities involved
and the repetition of several construction activities. The development of construction industry …

In the literature on construction projects, the role of project managers in maintaining control
over tasks and activities has been theorized comprehensively, placing a firm focus on …

Construction accidents have unique features on the surface, while further investigation often
reveals common underlying systemic patterns that lead to accidents. By identifying these …

How to make an effective safety decision is always a topic of intense interest in the safety
management field. Safety-Related Data (SRD) are the most valuable assets for …

The triple bottom line (TBL) principle encompasses the idea of continued economic and
social well-being with minimal or reduced environmental pressure. However, in construction …