英文摘要 |
Safety design refers to the implementation of risk assessments during the design phase to eliminate or mitigate foreseeable risks. It serves as a vital tool in international occupational health and safety (OSH) disaster reduction strategies. In addition to mandatory regulatory frameworks, supportive measures are key success factors in promoting construction safety design regulations. Accordingly, this paper synthesizes approaches and experiences from countries such as the United Kingdom, Singapore, Australia, and Japan. This paper compiles the development trends of supportive measures in construction safety design regulations, including the safety design treatment checklist, safety design case library, and OSH technology. Recommendations for future domestic development are also provided. The safety design treatment checklist is an effective tool that aids designers in formulating risk mitigation strategies. It is advisable to categorize the checklist based on types of disasters and hierarchy of control to enhance its practical utility. Concurrently, the safety design case library is also a key area of development. When used in conjunction with the treatment checklist, it provides designers with both direction and case studies, thereby improving the effectiveness of safety designs. Additionally, it is recommended that OSH technologies be incorporated into the safety design treatment checklist, beginning at the design phase, to maximize their effectiveness. |