Safety climate and productivity improvement of construction workplaces through the 6S system: mixed-method analysis of 5S and safety integration

Soltaninejad, Mostafa; Fardhosseini, Mohammad Sadra; Kim, Young Kook

doi:10.1080/10803548.2021.1935624

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“…In this method, through data collection and analysis of the real-world data, the researcher tries to reach a theory grounded in the data (Corbin and Strauss 2014 ). This is a qualitative method and relies on non-numerical data in the form of text, audio, video, and others (Soltaninejad et al 2021 ). By GT, it is possible to collect data in relation to the experiences of users of a system (Lewis 2015 ).…”

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How to Outperform Airport Quality of Service: Qualitative and Quantitative Data Analysis Extracted from Airport Passengers Using Grounded Theory (GT) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)

Nadimi

Mansourifar

Lori

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Iran J Sci Technol Trans Civ Eng

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The service quality of airports is a critical factor for passengers. To reach this goal, two phases are planned in this paper. First, several passengers were interviewed, focusing on unsatisfied passengers to understand what is missing and needs to be improved and be surveyed. A grounded theory method was applied to code the interview data. The results of this phase indicated that passengers’ characteristics, such as travel specifications, and details about services in different airport elements are essential factors that affect the level of travelers’ satisfaction. Second, to assure the validity of our findings, a survey was designed. To analyze the survey data, structural equation modeling (SEM) was implemented with 860 passengers. The SEM outputs pointed out that providing more facilities for passengers with disabilities or diseases, facilities for packing and wrapping passengers’ freight and information services have the highest priorities to promote the quality of service at airports.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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“…It is not necessary to go step by step from open coding to selective categories (Goulding 2002 ). In open coding, the excerpts are reviewed and tried to extract the context of what the respondents have said (Soltaninejad et al 2021 ). Axial coding is to find the connections between developed codes (Mac Donald et al 2020 ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How to Outperform Airport Quality of Service: Qualitative and Quantitative Data Analysis Extracted from Airport Passengers Using Grounded Theory (GT) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)

Nadimi

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Lori

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Iran J Sci Technol Trans Civ Eng

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“…The fourth is Sheiketsu (maintaining) which is reinforcing or maintaining the previous 3 behaviours to be applied consistently. The fifth is Shitsuke (diligence) which is defined as making the 5S as habits in a workplace (Soltaninejad et al, 2022;Restipuri & Wahyudin, 2019).…”

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Potential hazards and risk identification of safety and health in iron fabrication area of building construction project

Zulhayudin,

Razzak

2023

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Background: Hazard is a threat to the safety and health of workers. Iron fabrication as an iron work area to cut, bend, and assemble irons which will be used for building construction structures is not an exception for hazards. Preliminary observation has shown a number of hazards which were interesting to be identified further. This study aims to identify hazards in an iron fabrication area. It might be used as a basis to evaluate risks and decide appropriate control determinants. Method: The type of this study was a descriptive survey with an observational approach. The method applied in the study was a Walkthrough Survey using hazard identification sheets as the instruments. Hazard identification was conducted based on UURI Nomor 1 Tahun 1970 (RI Law, 1970) and PPRI Nomor 50 Tahun 2012 (RI Government Regulation, 2012), i.e. by identifying hazards coming from humans, production materials, tools, machinery, work methods, and work environment. Results: Unsafe action; Corroded iron coated with silica; Use of pliers, bending machine, cutting machine, grinder; Repetitive movements of manual handling, awkward body postures; Vibration, noise, heat pressure, dust, fecal coliform, mosquitos, centipedes, and scattered iron cuttings were some of the identified hazards. Conclusion: Every hazard has its own risk whose extent has not been evaluated in this study. In addition, control determinants have not been elaborated. Therefore, further studies are required to evaluate the risks and decide the control determinants based on the hazards which have been identified in this study.

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“…Using real-world data, GT develops a theory based on the collected data [67]. Qualitative data is collected using non-numerical methods, including text, audio, and video [68]. It is possible to collect data regarding users' experiences with GT systems [69].…”

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University Bus Services: Responding to Students’ Travel Demands?

2023

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University bus services provide fixed-route public transport for students to and from large universities. They are relatively affordable and resource-efficient, but must compete against private cars and taxis which tend to be more convenient and flexible than University bus services. Many students, particularly those with lower incomes, depend on them. University administrators must understand how to improve University bus service in order to treat this group fairly. The main contribution of this paper is to examine how University bus service can help achieve social equity and sustainability goals. It investigates this by reporting the results of a survey of 303 students at Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman in Iran concerning their travel demands and University bus service utilization. Grounded theory and structural equation modeling is used to analyze the daily commute preferences of university students influenced by their characteristics, fleet condition, fares, station condition, and time factors. This study identifies various steps that the university administration can take to make University bus service more efficient and attractive, such as updating the bus fleet, improving stations, increasing security, and improving pedestrian access to stations. Survey respondents reported the highest satisfaction levels with fare levels, the security in buses, and waiting times. Women reported feeling discriminated against in their daily commutes. Poor-quality University bus service contributes to a negative feedback loop that increases automobile use and reduces university travel sustainability.

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Safety climate and productivity improvement of construction workplaces through the 6S system: mixed-method analysis of 5S and safety integration

Cited by 10 publications

References 43 publications

How to Outperform Airport Quality of Service: Qualitative and Quantitative Data Analysis Extracted from Airport Passengers Using Grounded Theory (GT) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)

How to Outperform Airport Quality of Service: Qualitative and Quantitative Data Analysis Extracted from Airport Passengers Using Grounded Theory (GT) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)

Potential hazards and risk identification of safety and health in iron fabrication area of building construction project

University Bus Services: Responding to Students’ Travel Demands?

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