Poor safety is a perennial problem for the construction industry worldwide. While there has
been a large amount of research on construction safety training and its importance in …

This paper identifies the critical factors that influence the attitudes of construction workers
towards safe behaviour on construction sites. It studies these attitudes by using a research …

This study develops and tests an integrative model of construction workers' safety behavior
with an attempt to better understand the mechanisms by which key safety climate factors (ie …

Developments in safety management on large UK construction sites have seen a paradigm
shift from enforcement-based systems to safety-culture programmes, which seek to engage …

The nature of most accidents at the construction sites shows that the construction industry is
unique. Factor involved include human behaviour, different construction sites, the difficulties …

It is widely accepted that unsafe behaviour is intrinsically linked to workplace accidents. A
positive correlation exists between workers' safe behaviour and safety climate on …

The construction industry seems to suffer from a general inability to manage workplace
health and safety to a level where an achieved improvement in safety performance by a way …

The Malaysian construction industry is stigma-laden 'dangerous, dirty and difficult'(3 D) with
a high number of blue-collar foreign workers. Poor safety performance is undermining the …

INTRODUCTION: The often applied engineering approach to safety management in the
construction industry needs to be supplemented by organizational measures and measures …

One perspective on construction safety practice and knowledge sees them as mutually
constituted and intertwined. As such, it is important that construction safety research …