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Towards safer tower crane operations: An innovative knowledge-based decision support system for automated safety risk
Haleh Sadeghi1, Xueqing Zhang2
1Department of Engineering Management, School of Engineering, The University of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL, United Kingdom.
Introduction:
Tower cranes are commonly employed in construction projects, despite presenting significant hazards to the workforce involved.
Method:
To address these safety concerns, a Knowledge-Based Decision-Support System for Safety Risk Assessment (KBDSS-SRA) has been developed. The system's capacity to thoroughly evaluate associated risks is illustrated through its utilization in various construction endeavors.
Results:
The system accomplishes the following goals: (1) compiles essential risk factors specific to tower crane operations, (2) identifies critical safety risks that jeopardize worker well-being, (3) examines and assesses the identified safety risks, and (4) automates the labor-intensive and error-prone processes of safety risk assessment. The KBDSS-SRA assists safety management personnel in formulating well-grounded decisions and implementing effective measures to enhance the safety of tower crane operations.
Practical Applications:
This is facilitated by an advanced computerized tool that underscores the paramount significance of safety risks and suggests strategies for their future mitigation.
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