Abstract: Many researchers, as well as industry practitioners, believe that offsite construction methods are associated with a lower level of worker safety risks than traditional onsite construction methods. This study aims to test ...

Abstract: The use of mobile devices in construction projects has increasingly become common in many countries. Although researchers have investigated how mobile devices can help construction management professionals, previous research ...

Abstract: A healthy work–life balance is paramount for all employees in today’s fiercely competitive and stressful work environments. However, work–life balance can be a challenging goal to achieve for construction management ...

Abstract: This research aims to investigate the mechanism through which job satisfaction and person–environment fit influence the turnover intention of project management personnel in public sector construction organizations as well ...

Abstract: Understanding external stakeholders’ influence is essential to achieving success; however, little attention has been paid to investigating their indirect influence on projects. This study aims to explore indirect pathways ...

Abstract: Due to the dynamic nature of work environments and conditions in construction, it is necessary to perform a job hazard analysis (JHA) prior to the commencement of hazardous jobs, and regularly review and update it. JHA is ...