Risk perception and safety compliance of construction workers

Xia, Nini; Wang, X. Q.; Ni, Wenda; Liu, X.

doi:10.1109/ieem.2016.7797919

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“…Numerous researchers have focused on studies of risk and hazard-related theories and the behavior of construction workers, such as the relationship between hazard recognition and risk perception [35,36]. The influencing factors of hazard recognition were investigated [37], and risk perception was considered a key factor of several safety constructs, such as safety performance and safety culture [38,39]. After perceiving risks while working, risk assessment is required to determine whether the workers can undertake these risks.…”

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Current States and Future Trends in Safety Research of Construction Personnel: A Quantitative Analysis Based on Social Network Approach

Meng

Chan

2021

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The construction industry is recognized as a high-risk industry given that safety accidents and personnel injuries frequently occur. This study provided a systematic and quantitative review of existing research achievements by conducting social network approach to identify current states and future trends for the occupational safety of construction personnel. A total of 250 peer-reviewed articles were collected to examine the research on safety issues of workers in construction industry. Social network approach was applied to analyze the interrelationship among authors, keywords, and citations of these articles using VOS viewer and CitNetExplorer. A knowledge structure map was drawn using main path analysis (MPA) towards the collected papers, which was implemented by Pajek. In line with the findings of social network analysis, five research groups, and six keyword themes were identified in accordance with the times of cooperation of researchers and correlation among keywords of the papers. Core papers were identified by using main path analysis for each research domain to represent the key process and backbone for the corresponding area. Based on the finding of the research, significant implications and insights in terms of current research status and further research trends were provided for the scholars, thus helping generate a targeted development plan for occupational safety in construction industry.

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Section: Structural Equation Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Such as the establishment of a risk perception index is recommended for further studies as a screening tool for personnel safety of crane workers. Additionally, proper design for workloads should be considered for safety improvement of construction workers' performance [38,39].…”

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Current States and Future Trends in Safety Research of Construction Personnel: A Quantitative Analysis Based on Social Network Approach

Meng

Chan

2021

IJERPH

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Risk perception and safety compliance of construction workers

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Current States and Future Trends in Safety Research of Construction Personnel: A Quantitative Analysis Based on Social Network Approach

Current States and Future Trends in Safety Research of Construction Personnel: A Quantitative Analysis Based on Social Network Approach

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