Performance Measurement of Safety Systems in Construction

The author, Nitin Naik is an enthusiastic engineer
who started his career as a Civil Engineer in mid
90s. Nitin has worked with renowned universities in
Hong Kong and Australia focusing on applied research
with various challenging topics that include virtual
site visits, solid waste management and construction
safety.
This research advocates the need for proactive
safety measurement during construction with an
established framework to measure safety management
processes. The study reveals how to reduce
repetitive hazards, resulting in improved safety
outcomes. The research also identifies a method for
improving the existing hazard identification process.

Autorentext
Nitin has worked in construction industry for the past ten years. Nitin's expertise includes planning,programme management,and applied research. Nitin has worked with various renowned construction companies in Hong Kong, Australia and Middle East.

Klappentext
The author, Nitin Naik is an enthusiastic engineer who started his career as a Civil Engineer in mid 90s. Nitin has worked with renowned universities in Hong Kong and Australia focusing on applied research with various challenging topics that include virtual site visits, solid waste management and construction safety. This research advocates the need for proactive safety measurement during construction with an established framework to measure safety management processes. The study reveals how to reduce repetitive hazards, resulting in improved safety outcomes. The research also identifies a method for improving the existing hazard identification process.