Abstract: Determining a reasonable construction time (RCT) is crucial in project planning and schedule management. Construction projects are exposed to the external environment, including rainfall, extreme temperatures, snowfall, ...

Abstract: Workers’ unsafe behaviors have a substantial impact on construction safety. To regulate workers’ unsafe behavior, construction practitioners have mainly used formal controls (e.g., penalties). However, the formal ...

Abstract: A number of researchers have proposed and demonstrated that worker behavior is one of the main factors in construction safety. Working within the parameters of worker safety awareness and behavior, many researchers have ...

Abstract: The importance of workers’ social identity in shaping their safety behaviors has become increasingly acknowledged. Among various social identities (e.g., workgroup, trade, etc.), improving project identity stands out ...

Abstract: As the elderly population continues to grow rapidly, the mobility of elderly individuals has become a primary concern for not only their individual well-being, but also our social prosperity. Despite such importance, the ...

Abstract: Since people in contemporary society spend most of their time interacting with the built environment, there is a growing need to thoroughly understand the quality of human–built environment interaction to improve quality ...

Abstract: Each participant in a building construction project requires a dedicated work space in which to execute their activities. In this environment, inappropriate work-space planning in a construction site causes work-space ...

Abstract: Construction workers’ emotional states (e.g., pleasure, displeasure, excitement, and relaxation) are known as a critical factor that affect their performance (e.g., safety, health, and productivity). To prevent ...