The hazardous nature of the construction environment and current incident statistics indicate
a pressing need for safety performance improvement. One potential approach is the …

Introduction: Measuring safety performance is crucial to making informed decisions that
improve construction safety management. Traditional approaches to construction safety …

Construction accidents in the construction industry cause a large amount of property
damage and human casualties. Therefore, avoiding construction accidents as much as …

With the aim of developing a new theoretical insight which will augment the promulgation of
leading indicators' use, this present research studies pertinent literature. Associated study …

Construction site accidents can be reduced through proactive steps using prediction models
developed based on factors that influence the safety climate. In this study, a prediction …

The special circumstances of the high accident rate in the construction industry compared to
other sectors are significant and represent a major concern for many countries. Construction …

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 …

Risk assessment is a legal obligation for all companies in most countries worldwide. It aims
to control the quality of working conditions and avoid externalizing the consequences of …

Safety academics and practitioners in construction typically use safety prediction models that
employ information associated with past incidents to predict the likelihood of future injury or …

Construction, by the nature of the work, is more accident-prone than other industries despite
advancements in improving safety performance. Proactive mitigation and assessment of the …