Building information modelling (BIM) applications are being increasingly introduced
throughout the construction industry and within academia, a large amount of BIM …

Despite the use of traditional and novel approaches to improve construction safety
management, safety performance in the construction industry is still considered poor …

Fatigue is one of the factors leading to reduction in productivity, poor quality of work and
increased risk of accidents in construction. Existing established methods of assessing …

The needs to ground construction safety-related decisions under uncertainty on knowledge
extracted from objective, empirical data are pressing. Although construction research has …

Although industrial accident rates are gradually decreasing in Korea, the construction
industry's accident rate is still higher compared with other industries. Human errors, mentally …

Grounded in institutional theory and the innovation diffusion literature, this paper identifies
the motivations of designers and general contractors to implement BIM in construction …

Drawing on institutional theory, this study examines how three types of isomorphic pressures
(ie, coercive, mimetic, and normative pressures) impact building information modeling (BIM) …

Construction industry has one of the highest rates of fatalities and injuries compared to other
industries, despite technological advancements and implementations of occupational health …

Abstract The Occupational Safety and Health Act was established in 1970. Since then,
various injury prevention strategies have been developed and resulted in measurable …

While advances in information and communication technologies (ICTs) have enabled
architects, engineers, and contractors to reduce project time and cost and to improve quality …