Safety leading indicators have been investigated as an emergent area in the construction
industry. Yet the fundamental concepts of leading indicators, including definitions, viability …

Title: Safety competencies: A systematic literature review. Background: Safety competency is
believed to be a pillar of an organization's safety culture and one of the safety climate …

In construction engineering and management (CEM) research, conducting field studies often
is infeasible because of resource constraints, limited access to sites, practicality …

In the literature on construction projects, the role of project managers in maintaining control
over tasks and activities has been theorized comprehensively, placing a firm focus on …

Projects are increasingly cross-cultural and complex, both technically and relationally. The
diversity of participants enhances differences in perceptions and understanding of meaning …

Abstract Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) construction project is a mega one with high level of
occupational health and safety and environment (OHSE) risks, and it is necessary to …

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 …

Fall from height is one of the most significant safety issues in the construction industry, due
to the high number of fatal injuries. Scaffolds are a leading cause and have one of the …

Due to its tightly coupled structure, intractable and unpredictable workflow and complex
interaction of its elements, the construction industry's work environment (ie, vertical …

Managers' strong commitment to safety is a key element of a successful safety management,
culture and climate. Several studies have approached managers' commitment from the …