Building information modeling (BIM) technology has a significant contribution to construction
safety, such as the automated detection of possible safety hazards and the prevention of …

The construction industry faces safety management challenges that impact its reputation and
workforce well-being. Despite existing safety regulations, safety violations persist …

While studies depict Building Information Modeling (BIM) as a technological innovation with
a high potential for construction hazard identification and safety implementation, challenges …

BIM is continuously changing the way construction can be approached, from design,
scheduling, costing to facilities management. However, even though construction safety is a …

Many hazards fail to be recognized on construction projects because of the complex and
dynamic nature of construction environments, resulting in life-threatening accidents and …

The construction industry is always associated with hazards. According to the Health and
Safety Executive (HSE), the construction sector accounts for the most considerable amount …

Literature indicates that there is a lack of responsive tools and resources to assist designers
with addressing construction safety. Current tools are primarily text-based standalone check …

Deplorable safety management practices are damaging the reputation of construction
sector. Though legislation has specified rules and regulations for safety improvement, the …

Various laws and guidelines on designing for safety have been developed world-wide, and
these were used to identify risks at construction sites in advance through qualitative and …

Construction site fatalities continue to be a significant issue in the US as the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reported 937 deaths in 2015. The onus of safety …