The construction industry in Hong Kong increased its safety investment by 300% in the past
two decades; however, its accident rate has plateaued to around 50% for one decade …

This study aimed to investigate the internal relationships between safety investments and
construction employees' behavioral performance with safety cognition as the mediating …

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

This paper presents a systematic approach that incorporates structural equation modeling
(SEM) and exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to perceive and verify causal-relationships and …

Workers' unsafe behaviors have a substantial impact on construction safety. To regulate
workers' unsafe behavior, construction practitioners have mainly used formal controls (eg …

Pervasive unsafe behaviors of construction workers are the primary cause of accidents on
construction job sites. The workers' safety-related behaviors are subject to a variety of …

To enhance the assessment and understanding of why accidents occur, several accident
causation models have been developed for the construction industry. These models …

The construction industry is increasingly reliant on the voluntary effort of contractors to
reduce accidents on construction sites. This study aims to investigate the effects of …

This paper develops a Structural Equation Model (SEM) based approach to identify roles of
leadership in managing construction safety performance in a changing project environment …

Despite growing evidence supporting the positive impact of safety investment on safety
performance, little is known about how safety investment impacts safety performance in …