Axiomatic design for safe construction considering lean and ergonomic principles: an application in Turkey.

Canan Aglan Gokler, Huseyin Selcuk Kilic, Shang Gao, Nilayda Deliveli
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This study proposes a systematic approach based on axiomatic design incorporating lean and ergonomic principles within the proposed design. The contribution to the body of knowledge is to keep construction workers safe by fostering a secure construction environment. Axiomatic design and lean approaches are combined to address human factors and eliminate wastes that hinder a safe construction environment. The application of the proposed system is set in the context of the construction industry. The methodology provides the construction sector with a road map toward reducing the occurrence of accidents and serves as a complementary approach between lean and ergonomic principles. The design solution has been validated and partially applied in a metro construction firm. Results show that the design solution can improve the efficiency of the construction phases by adopting a value-maximization strategy and has the potential to improve the safety and ergonomics of construction projects.

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考虑精益和人体工程学原则的安全建筑公理设计:在土耳其的应用。
本研究提出了一种基于公理设计的系统方法,将精益和人体工程学原则纳入拟议设计中。该研究对知识体系的贡献在于通过营造安全的施工环境来保证建筑工人的安全。公理设计与精益方法相结合,可解决人为因素,消除妨碍安全施工环境的浪费。拟议系统的应用以建筑行业为背景。该方法为建筑行业提供了减少事故发生的路线图,是精益原则和人体工程学原则之间的互补方法。该设计方案已在一家地铁建筑公司得到验证和部分应用。结果表明,该设计方案可通过采用价值最大化战略提高施工阶段的效率,并有可能改善施工项目的安全性和人体工程学。
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