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FACTORS INFLUENCING SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN PETROCHEMICAL PROCESSING PLANTS
The accident rate in the Malaysian construction industry is among the highest compared to other developing countries. The Malaysian government has recommended the self-regulation of safety management systems (SMS) for construction projects with the hope of improving the situation; however, the readiness of the local contractors to implement SMS is questionable. Based on the critical review of literature, this research intends to uncover the factors influencing SMS implementation and development among Malaysian contractors working in processing plants. Additionally, this paper highlights studies on the systemic issues of the contractors, during the development and implementation of SMS in construction industry during project execution in the processing plants. From the review of literature, this paper has uncovered interrelated obstacles encountered by contractors, namely cultural factors, working conditions and the organizational processes. The next step of the research aims to identify the most influencing factors on SMS development and implementation among Malaysian contractors as identified in this paper.
FACTORS INFLUENCING SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN PETROCHEMICAL PROCESSING PLANTS
The accident rate in the Malaysian construction industry is among the highest compared to other developing countries. The Malaysian government has recommended the self-regulation of safety management systems (SMS) for construction projects with the hope of improving the situation; however, the readiness of the local contractors to implement SMS is questionable. Based on the critical review of literature, this research intends to uncover the factors influencing SMS implementation and development among Malaysian contractors working in processing plants. Additionally, this paper highlights studies on the systemic issues of the contractors, during the development and implementation of SMS in construction industry during project execution in the processing plants. From the review of literature, this paper has uncovered interrelated obstacles encountered by contractors, namely cultural factors, working conditions and the organizational processes. The next step of the research aims to identify the most influencing factors on SMS development and implementation among Malaysian contractors as identified in this paper.
FACTORS INFLUENCING SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN PETROCHEMICAL PROCESSING PLANTS
Othman, Norfaridatul Akmaliah (author) / Jabar, Juhaini (author) / Ahmad Murad, Murzidah (author) / Kamarudin, Mohd Fauzi (author)
2015-04-20
The Journal of Technology Management and Technopreneurship (JTMT); Vol 2, No 2 (2014) ; 2289-8158 ; 2231-7996
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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690
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