Ehsan Gharaie
RMIT University
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management | 2013
Helen Lingard; Tracy Cooke; Ehsan Gharaie
Purpose – The paper analyses the nature and causes of fatal incidents involving excavators occurring in the Australian construction industry. A three-level incident causation model developed by researchers at Loughborough University forms the theoretical framework for this analysis, which seeks to identify immediate circumstances, shaping factors and originating influences in selected incidents. Design/methodology/approach – Case study incidents were identified from the National Coronial Information System database. These incidents were subjected to content analysis to identify causal factors. Findings – Ten cases were analysed in total. In all of these cases immediate circumstances could be identified. These included the use of unsafe work methods and the condition, suitability or useability of plant. In several cases shaping factors, such as communication between work-team members and the design of work processes, were identified as likely contributors to the incidents. In none of the cases could origin...
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management-asce | 2017
Peter S. P. Wong; Charles Zwar; Ehsan Gharaie
AbstractMany studies have focused on the technologies and reasoning behind off-site construction and failed to address the implications to organizational change. This papaer aims to investigate the...
Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management | 2013
Helen Lingard; Tracy Cooke; Ehsan Gharaie
Purpose – Drawing on the findings of coronial investigations, this research aimed to investigate the circumstances and causes of fatal incidents involving plant in the Australian construction industry. The analysis sought to provide greater insight into how and why fatal incidents occur and to inform recommendations for the prevention of fatal incidents involving plant.Design/methodology/approach – Fatal incidents involving plant were identified from the National Coronial Information System. In each case, the decedent was a construction worker and the incident occurred at a construction worksite. A systemic incident causation model developed by Loughborough University informed the identification of originating influences, shaping factors and immediate circumstances in each incident.Findings – Most of the incidents involved excavators, trucks and cranes, and different classifications of plant were associated with different types of incident. The most common incident types involved people being run over by ...
Australasian Journal of Construction Economics and Building | 2010
Ehsan Gharaie; Ron Wakefield; Nick Blismas
CIB World Building Congress 2013: Construction and Society | 2013
A Fadjar; Nick Blismas; Ron Wakefield; Ehsan Gharaie
20th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction | 2012
Ehsan Gharaie; Nick Blismas; Ron Wakefield
The 8th International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management | 2010
Ehsan Gharaie; Ronald Wakefield; Nick Blismas
The 41st Australasian Universities Building Education Association Conference | 2017
P Saunders; Ehsan Gharaie; Andrea Chester; C Leahy
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences | 2016
Ehsan Gharaie
Australasian Journal of Construction Economics and Building | 2015
Ehsan Gharaie; Helen Lingard; Tracy Cooke