This paper describes safety management systems (SMSs) on five core aspects: definition,
evolution, models, purpose and common elements of SMSs. A safety management system …

The need for sustainable built environment is pressing; an urgency that spans
environmental, economic and social values of sustainability. Since late 1980s, the Lean …

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 …

Although the utility of the machine learning (ML) techniques is established in occupational
accident domain using reactive data, its exploration in predicting injury severity using both …

The objective of the study was to determine the influential safety factors that governed the
success of a safety management system for construction sites. The number of incidences …

The unsafe behaviors of construction workers are often the immediate causes of
construction accidents, but the underlying causation of such behaviors are not well …

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

In recent years, resilience engineering has been given considerable attention among safety
researchers and analysts. The area represents a new way of thinking about safety. Whereas …

Although complexity and resilience are key inter-related characteristics of construction
projects, little is known on how to monitor these characteristics and their implications for …

As two organizational priorities, production and safety goals are usually regarded at
opposite ends of the enterprise performance spectrum. In organizations, stakeholders are …