Understanding the relationship between safety culture dimensions and safety performance of construction projects through partial least square method

Latief, Yusuf; Machfudiyanto, Rossy Armyn; Arifuddin, Rosmariani; Yogiswara, Yoko

doi:10.1063/1.4976892

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“…In order to determine the coefficients of the equations, a factor analysis was conducted using the SPSS program. Using factor analysis is an effective method for reducing the data's complexity by detecting any possible underlying patterns or constructions (Chen, 2022;Latief et al, 2017). To confirm the correctness and dependability of the data, the researchers employed the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) method to test the sample's adequacy and the Cronbach's alpha model to evaluate the study's reliability.…”

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Organisation Occupational Safety and Health Performance Adaptation for Libya Construction Company

Elkaseh,

Zakaria,

Gainulin

et al. 2023

Ecology & Safety

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The construction industry offers employment to about one hundred eighty million people worldwide. The modern economy is based on the evolution and development of the construction industry due to the demand for urbanisation and industrialisation. Despite the significant improvement in the construction industry, this sector is considered risky then challenging; and faces the most vulnerable and hazardous work environment. The launch of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) of ISO 45001-2018 International Standards is inevitable for construction organisations to provide safety, healthy and preventive environment on construction sites to the labours. OSH in construction is a globally important concern, the same goes for Libya. There are several issues ranging from the lack of attention to OSH from the construction company, plus, the increasing cost and time for safety equipment and maintaining safety culture, thus leading to poor workers' performance. These factors lead to low-quality construction work. Resolving problems of OSH practices requires enhancing the requisite knowledge, skills, attributes, and a wealth of experience to lead and manage projects successfully. A study was carried out for adapting the Organisational OSH Performance Practice in Libya Construction Companies. This paper highlights a quantitative research approach to the adaptation of OSH measurement performance in a construction company. The data was collected from 75 respondents of construction practitioners in Libya using structured questionnaires. The study revealed the factors between the OSH regulation in ISO 45001-2018 and OSH organisational performance, subsequently, the intricacies of the relationship will nurture the development of a valid model and recommendations regarding the success of construction projects in Libya. In conclusion, implementing OSH can better manage and measure construction projects and improve the organisational OSH performance.

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Organisation Occupational Safety and Health Performance Adaptation for Libya Construction Company

Elkaseh,

Zakaria,

Gainulin

et al. 2023

Ecology & Safety

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“…According to Latief et al, safety-related cultural characteristics impact safety behavior, processes, systems, and performance [16]. A study by Musonda et al found that a favorable culture contributes to enhanced occupational health and safety performance [17].…”

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A bibliometric analysis on safety culture maturity model

Iftadi,

Suhardi,

Pujianto

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The effectiveness of the occupational health and safety management system came under criticism for its inability to reduce work accidents effectively. Consequently, a new approach, the safety culture approach, emerged. One noteworthy development in safety culture research is the safety culture maturity model. This study briefly overviews recent progress in the safety culture maturity model. To assess the model's current status and development trends, a bibliometric analysis approach was employed, utilizing journal articles listed in Scopus and Pubmed.The maturity model for safety culture is an evolving area of research, primarily focused on the construction sector but progressively extending to diverse industrial domains beyond high-risk companies. The predominant research involves the development of maturity models, with only a limited portion dedicated to assessing the model's validity and reliability, exploring connections between maturity measurements, safety performance, and overall organizational effectiveness. The multitude of safety culture definitions influences the use of diverse dimensions in assessing work culture. Typically, a five-level maturity scale with various labels is employed in these studies.

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Main Task and Functions Stakeholders Institutional to Improve Safety Culture in Construction Sector

Machfudiyanto

Latief²,

Suraji

et al. 2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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OSH culture cannot be carried out if the existing institutional scheme is not strong enough or the institutional authority possessed is insufficient in making improvements in the construction sector, so it can be identified Institutions / institutions / organizations / stakeholders that must be involved in OSH institutions to build a Safety culture. The purpose of this research is to find out the main tasks and functions of each stakeholder to form a strong institution in the construction sector. Analysis methods used are using benchmarking, literature studies and validation of safety experts. The results of this study are that the stakeholders identified include the Occupational Safety and Health Services Company (PJK3), DK3N, the Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (P2K3), the Ministry of Manpower, the Director General of PPK and Safety, the Directorate of OHS Norms Supervision with Main Tasks and Functions that have been identified to enhance Safety Culture in the Construction sector.

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Understanding the relationship between safety culture dimensions and safety performance of construction projects through partial least square method

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Organisation Occupational Safety and Health Performance Adaptation for Libya Construction Company

Organisation Occupational Safety and Health Performance Adaptation for Libya Construction Company

A bibliometric analysis on safety culture maturity model

Main Task and Functions Stakeholders Institutional to Improve Safety Culture in Construction Sector

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