Organizational factors and human factors are intimately related and intermingled with each
other. Therefore, development of the implications for improving work safety behaviors is …

Introduction Unsafe behavior increases the risk of accident at workplaces and needs to be
managed properly. The aim of the present study was to provide a model for managing and …

Lacking a holistic framework for analyzing risk factors would result in the inaccurate
assessment of safety performance and poor safety management. This research aims to …

The construction industry in China has relatively high fatality and injury rates, and traditional
practices for construction safety are no longer sufficient to meet new challenges. Innovative …

The positive influence of owners' safety management on the safety performance of
construction projects has gained significant attention. Considerable research has been …

Unsafe behavior is a critical factor leading to construction accidents. Despite numerous
studies supporting this viewpoint, the process by which accidents are influenced by …

Although the importance of organisational factors in human error has been acknowledged,
the influence of organisational factors in the area of work behaviour in construction industry …

The safety concern and volume of repair, maintenance, alteration and addition (RMAA)
works have significantly increased in recent years. RMAA works include a variety of work …

Purpose Bayesian approaches have been widely applied in construction management (CM)
research due to their capacity to deal with uncertain and complicated problems. However, to …

As a major organizational antecedent of worker safety behavior (WSB), management
behavior is drawing more and more academic attention because it tends to be the root …