The HomeSafe Pilot Program: a novel approach to injury prevention in residential construction

Gilkey, David; Bigelow, Philip; Herron, R. E.; Greenstein, Scott; Chadwick, Byron R.; Fowler, Joshua K.

doi:10.3233/wor-1998-10208

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“…The HomeSafe Pilot Program is described in detail elsewhere [Gilkey et al, 1998]. It consists of a 3 hr safety training and program orientation class, a ''Guide to Safe Work Practices for Home Builders: HomeSafe 10 Point List'' pocket-sized booklet, and access to optional OSHA Training Institute-approved 10 hr Construction Courses, tailored to the particular needs of residential construction workers.…”

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Effectiveness of the HomeSafe Pilot Program in reducing injury rates among residential construction workers, 1994–1998

Darragh

Stallones

Bigelow

et al. 2004

American J Industrial Med

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Effectiveness of the HomeSafe Pilot Program in reducing injury rates among residential construction workers, 1994–1998

Darragh

Stallones

Bigelow

et al. 2004

American J Industrial Med

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“…Dyjack et al (1998) assert that safety management has transitioned into its third phase after 1991. The United States of America (USA) implemented safety management, and Henrich was the first to conduct workplace safety audits to examine safety regulations and practices (Gilkey et al, 2003). Vinodkumar and Bhasi (2010) conducted a comprehensive analysis of several endeavors aimed at forecasting safety management techniques.…”

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A Conceptual Model for Safety Management Systems (SMS) Practices among Employees in the Manufacturing Industry

Ab Rahman,

Naseri,

Ishak

2024

IMBR

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The burgeoning manufacturing sector has been the primary driver of Malaysia's substantial and notable economic expansion. Notwithstanding these, the Malaysian manufacturing sector remains afflicted by concerning safety concerns. To enhance the situation, the Malaysian government has proposed the use of self-regulatory safety management systems (SMS). However, there are doubts about the employees' preparedness to adopt this measure. Implementing SMS has numerous complexities. Despite progress made in the SMS technique, failures continue to be prevalent. There is a lack of literature regarding the perspectives of the manufacturing industry regarding their concerns regarding the implementation of SMS. This study aimed to ascertain the presence of safety practices derived from SMS elements and identify the characteristics associated with the successful application of SMS. The anticipation is that the outcomes of this study will contribute to the successful implementation of SMS. The findings of this research will be of significant importance to the stakeholders and policymakers.

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Low back pain in Hispanic residential carpenters

Gilkey

Enebo

Keefe

et al. 2007

Journal of Chiropractic Medicine

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The HomeSafe Pilot Program: a novel approach to injury prevention in residential construction

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Effectiveness of the HomeSafe Pilot Program in reducing injury rates among residential construction workers, 1994–1998

Effectiveness of the HomeSafe Pilot Program in reducing injury rates among residential construction workers, 1994–1998

A Conceptual Model for Safety Management Systems (SMS) Practices among Employees in the Manufacturing Industry

Low back pain in Hispanic residential carpenters

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