Detecting intrusion in hazardous areas is one of the priorities and duties of safety
enhancement. With the emergence of vision intelligence technology, hazardous-area …

The COVID-19 pandemic had a profound effect on construction safety, intensifying the
challenges faced by workers and exacerbating the industry's preexisting safety issues …

In this research, a risk assessment model was developed that concurrently considers the
location and physiological risk factors for fall accidents in workers at construction sites. In …

Construction is a hazardous industry due to the dynamic nature of the work environment.
However, limited studies have investigated how the introduction of additional hazards affects …

The construction industry is widely acknowledged as hazardous in nature, requiring
proactive measures to mitigate accidents and minimize fatalities. While hazard recognition is …

Construction safety requires real-time monitoring due to its hazardous nature. Existing vision-
based monitoring systems classify each frame to identify safe or unsafe scenes, often …

Purpose Learning from past construction accident reports is critical to reducing their
occurrence. Digital technology provides feasibility for extracting risk factors from …

In the construction industry, falls, slips, and trips (FST) account for 42.3% of all accidents.
The primary cause of FST incidents is directly related to the deterioration of workers' body …

Comparing to other industries, the construction sector has the most annual worker fatalities.
One of the most dangerous jobs includes high-rise construction workers. There are many …

An occupational accident is an unexpected and unplanned occurrence, including acts of
violence, arising out of or in connection with work, which results in one or more workers …