Resilience is becoming a prevalent agenda in safety research and organisational practice.
In this study we examine how the peer-reviewed safety science literature (a) formulates the …

Introduction In the 1980s, the safety management system (SMS) was introduced in the
construction industry to mitigate against workplaces hazards, reduce the risk of injuries, and …

The safety management system (SMS) was introduced in the 1980s to reduce the risk of
injuries and fatalities and minimise material waste in the construction industry. Further …

Organizational fragmentation presents a challenge to prominent safety perspectives hinged
upon the traditional concept of the organization. The continuing disjunction in the workplace …

Due to the dynamic and complex nature of building repair and maintenance works, safety
concerns of repair and maintenance have significantly increased in recent years. Safety …

The construction industry contributes to a large proportion of industrial injury and mortality. It
is of high importance to evaluate the effectiveness of the Safety Management System (SMS) …

This paper aims to develop a set of safety leading indicators that can be used by
construction companies to assess safety levels and measure safety performance at the …

The rail industry in Great Britain has faced unprecedented demand for its services in the past
decade, whilst addressing technological transformation, and with multiple objectives in …

In designing sociotechnical systems, accounting for the phenomenon of self-organisation is
critical. Empirical studies show that workers in these systems adapt not just their individual …

In the petroleum industry, incident investigations are an important means to understand and
learn from undesired events. Whereas investigations in the petroleum industry typically …