Major accident prevention decision-making: A large-scale survey-based analysis

A Method For Determination of Accident Probability in Construction Industry

“…Furthermore, Hallowell and Gambatese (2009) proposed an activity-based total risk quantification of concrete formwork in their research [28]. The authors utilized a risk quantification method that was proffered formerly by Jannadi and Almishari (2003) and Baradan and Usmen (2006) [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]. They accepted accident frequency as an accident probability parameter.…”

“…Accident probability is one of the most important parameters for evaluating the level of risk on construction sites. For instance, Van Nunen et al (2016) argue that accident probability, and the possible loss in terms of decision making while resolving risks and uncertainties, could have adverse results [22]. Jocelyn et al (2016) presented a quantitative risk estimation methodology using the probability parameter to prevent machinery-related accidents [23].…”

Application of the “water flow decision pattern” to Asian disaster response

“…Some critics have pointed out that, despite their unique characteristics, decision theories on disaster response are not perfect, as many of these do not have clear decision frames (Nunen et al 2016 ). Moreover, although several theories have frequently shown how to maximize utility, function, or measures in relation to disaster response, the decision factors have been imprecise in reality.…”