In order to study the current situation and prospects of an improved safety climate, this paper
provides an extensive literature review and analysis of the concept of safety climate …

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 …

Safety culture is a major factor of safety performance. However, a limited number of studies
have been carried out on the formation of safety culture in an organization or on the …

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

Safety violations are prevalent on a construction site; thus, it is necessary to understand the
supervisory practices that facilitate the propagation of these behaviours. This research …

Construction accidents have unique features on the surface, while further investigation often
reveals common underlying systemic patterns that lead to accidents. By identifying these …

Previous research enables managers to apply appropriate safety management factors for
increased site safety. However, the heterogeneity of such factors in contemporary studies …

Identifying efficient construction sites in terms of safety is a challenge that must be
addressed while assessing and evaluating performance criteria. This paper presents a …

The proliferation of operationalisation approaches to safety climate has failed short of
establishing a common set of dimensions and measurement items. Furthermore, extant …

Despite evidence that a safe and healthy workforce is essential to construction project
productivity, the resources and time committed to safety are often perceived as …