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One of the methods which could improve the safety performance of construction organizations is the safety climate approach which is helpful to know the existing maturity level of the safety climate and to develop plans to achieve the required level of maturity. Most of the existing safety climate tools were developed considering different industries in developed countries while construction was based only on few tools. Construction projects in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member countries are at a peak. This article, therefore, attempts to develop a safety climate assessment tool for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) construction industry. A mixed research method consisting of a systematic review (N = 32), structured questionnaire (N = 102) and email interview (N = 19) was adopted in this research. A new assessment tool that has seven factors including (i) Aligning and Integrating Safety As Value (ii) Training At All Level (iii) Improving Site Safety Leadership (iv) Management Commitment (v) Empowering And Involving Workers (vi) Ensuring Accountability At All Level and (vii) Improving Communication has been finally developed. Each factor is supported by a number of simple questions that the participants have to answer on a Likert scale of 1 to 5 is finally developed. Although, the newly developed tool is validated through email interviews held with the construction industry professionals, however, longitudinal studies are recommended to gauge to the effectiveness of the tool.
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一种新的海湾建设安全气候评价工具
安全气候法是提高施工组织安全绩效的方法之一,它有助于了解安全气候的现有成熟度,并制定达到所需成熟度的计划。在发达国家,现有的安全气候工具大多是针对不同行业开发的,而建设中使用的工具很少。海湾合作委员会(GCC)成员国的建设项目正处于高峰期。因此,本文试图为海湾合作委员会(GCC)建筑行业开发一个安全气候评估工具。本研究采用系统综述(N = 32)、结构化问卷(N = 102)和电子邮件访谈(N = 19)的混合研究方法。一个新的评估工具有七个因素,包括(i)调整和整合安全作为价值(ii)各级培训(iii)改善现场安全领导(iv)管理承诺(v)授权和参与工人(vi)确保各级问责制和(vii)改善沟通。每个因素都由一些简单的问题支持,参与者必须在1到5的李克特量表上回答这些问题。虽然,新开发的工具是通过与建筑行业专业人士举行的电子邮件访谈来验证的,但是,建议进行纵向研究来衡量工具的有效性。
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