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Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health III

Part of the Studies in Systems, Decision and Control Book Series (volume 406)

Editors: Arezes, Pedro M.; Baptista, J. Santos; Carneiro, Paula; Castelo Branco, Jacqueline; Costa, Nélson; Duarte, J.; Guedes, J. C.; Melo, Rui B.; Miguel, A. Sérgio; Perestrelo, Gonçalo

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-89617-1

ISBN: 978-3-030-89616-4

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 13, 2021

1 - 10 of 59 Chapters

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Cultural and Technical Adaptation of SafetyCard to the Brazilian Legislative and Organizational Context

Neto, Hernâni Veloso; Arezes, Pedro M.; Junior, Béda Barkokébas

Pages: 3 –12

[Objective: This study aims at summarising the conclusions of the cultural and technical adaptation process of the SafetyCard—Performance Scorecard for Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems to the legislative and organisational context of Brazil. Background: Safety management systems...
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SWS—A Decision-Making Tool to Support Occupational Safety

Ferreira, Ana Rita; Soares, Ângelo; Sousa, Bruno; Brito, Marlene; Gonçalves, Maria A.; Ferreira, Luís P.; Silva, Francisco J. G.

Pages: 13 –24

[Disorders caused by poor lighting, inappropriate thermal environments, noise and manual handling constitute a daily challenge for workers, since these factors influence worker productivity and can trigger long-term health problems. It is essential to ensure that workers carry out their tasks in...
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Analysis of Occupational Accidents in Greek Construction Sector—the Use of Deviation in Accident Reports

Katsakiori, Panagiota; Sgourou, Eva A.; Konsta, Ioanna

Pages: 25 –39

[Objective: This paper presents the Greek Labour Inspectorate statistics relevant to occupational accidents in the construction industry for the years 2000–2017 and aims to explore patterns of all occupational accidents and fatalities among the construction workers, especially in relation with...
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Towards the Application of a Simplified Approach for OSH Risk Assessment Through a User-Friendly and Expedite Computational Tool

Gaspar, Pedro D.; Alves, Joel; Lima, Tânia M.

Pages: 41 –51

[Objective: This study describes a simplified computational tool to provide a simple initial diagnostic of occupational hazards and risks and help companies to implement innovative management practices in terms of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) to prevent work accidents. Background: The...
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Analysis of Safety Culture Maturity in Two Finnish Companies

Pirhonen, Julius; Tappura, Sari; Jääskeläinen, Aki

Pages: 53 –61

[Objective: The aim of this study was to analyze perceptions of safety culture in two Finnish industrial companies. Background: The link between safety culture and safety performance has been investigated in many studies. However, understanding of the status of safety culture and the specific...
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Prevention of Occupational Risks in a Construction Site Using BIM

Tender, Manuel; Couto, João Pedro

Pages: 63 –73

[Changing the document commonly used to manage occupational risks in construction in Portugal, the Safety and Health Plan, to the Building Information Modelling (BIM) format will be inevitable, as is already happening with other specialty projects. The management of the construction site is a...
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Improving Occupational Health and Safety Data Integration Using Building Information Modelling

Tender, Manuel; Couto, João Pedro; Fuller, Paul

Pages: 75 –84

[The main objective of this paper is to address the technical-scientific gap identified in the literature by presenting an overview of the existing coverage of the use of BIM (Building Information Modelling) for Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) management. The Scopus and Web of Science...
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Integrating Occupational Health and Safety Data Digitally Using Building Information Modelling—Uses of BIM for OHS Management

Tender, Manuel; Couto, João Pedro; Fuller, Paul

Pages: 85 –96

[Utilization of BIM (Building Information Modelling) for Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) purposes is a current trend but, as yet, there is not a complete list of its uses and potential. The main objective of this paper is to gather information about the main uses of BIM for improving OHS...
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Achieving a Safer Construction Environment with BIM for Safety Framework

Sidani, Adeeb; Martins, João Poças; Soeiro, Alfredo

Pages: 97 –108

[The current research aims to provide a general framework of a BIM-based safety system. The safety verification system intends to improve the safety status in the construction field. This study provides the main components of the current approach. Background: Among the high-risk industries, the...
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New Approaches of Near-Miss Management in Industry: A Systematic Review

Pedrosa, Maria Helena; Guedes, J. C.; Dias, Isabel; Salazar, Ana

Pages: 109 –120

[Background: Considering that more than half of the world’s population is economically active, safe working environments are vital to improving their overall quality of life. Workplace incidents can and should be investigated, those with consequences (work accidents) and those with no effects but...

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