The construction industry accounts for approximately 40% of the global carbon emissions
and is the largest consumer of materials and energy. Given the Paris Agreement target …

The offshore wind industry is growing rapidly around the world. Many governments have set
ambitious targets for growth to achieve their decarbonisation goals. As the industry grows it …

Introduction: Leading indicators represent an invaluable tool that offer organizations the
capability to: track health and safety performance, not just failures and accidents; measure …

There is considerable overlap between the concepts of culture and social identity. Here, in
the context of organisational safety culture, we investigate the extent to which social identity …

Reality Capture (RC) is a state-of-the-art technology for digital data gathering and
visualization of the actual environment through virtual means. In recent years, RC has …

The varied nature of the construction industry, involving projects of different sizes, poses
significant challenges to improving its Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) performance …

Organisations have used both Health and safety (H&S) lagging and leading indicators as
part of the measures taken to manage H&S. However, in recent years researchers have …

Purpose The main purpose of this paper is to create a suitable structure based on
neutrosophic numbers to evaluate the safety performance in construction projects in such a …

Smart safety management (SSM) in organizations is an inevitable trend in a more intelligent
era. However, the adoption of safety science theory lags behind the application of intelligent …

Recognition of safety leading indicators is considered as an important part of safety
management in construction projects to prevent hazardous accidents occurrence. In the …