This article aims to identify the causes of construction injuries (CIs), summarize them into
categories, provide input in a concise form for reference and recommend possible solutions …

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)-related injuries are vexing problems for construction
projects in develo** countries, mostly due to poor managerial-, governmental-, and …

Safety in construction continues to remain as the 3rd most serious occupational problem
worldwide. Previous research mainly used questionnaire surveys or interviews to obtain …

Construction operations are hazardous, leading to thousands of accidents, injuries, and
fatalities annually. Safety risk assessment (SRA) is a key component necessary to respond …

The construction industry is an important sector of the economy in Poland. According to the
National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) data of 2014, the number of victims of fatal accidents in …

Background Construction workers are 3–4 times more likely than other workers to die from
accidents at work—however, in the develo** world, the risks associated with construction …

This study focuses on improving pre-emptive risk recognition and safety checks to prevent
workplace accidents. It underscores improvements by addressing existing research issues …

The construction of diverse civil projects is challenging owing to the numerous hazards
involved. As a result, risk analysis is essential for civil project selection and construction …

In today's scenario site engineers working in construction industries are imposed by various
stress factors. Stress can be termed as one of the emotions of human kind that leads to …

This study focuses on the safety assessment of industrialised buildings in China. Given the
marked differences in safety risks between industrialised and traditional buildings, this paper …