英文摘要 |
Occupational safety has been a key issue for public construction agencies. According to the Henrich's domino theory, the most fundamental and effective way to prevent accidents is first to understand the causes that trigger the accident, and second to learn from previous lessons, so that the accidents can be avoided. In order to retain safety knowledge, learn previous experiences and reduce construction accidents, this research analyzed previous defect records of construction safety supervision and site inspections accumulated by a municipal public construction agency; then, the template of Lesson-Learned Files (LFFs) were formulated, and a prototype web-based knowledge management system for LLFs was developed. It is demonstrated that the proposed lesson-learning system does not only provide teaching materials for the safety training programs, it also assists to target the most critical items of the safety inspection checklist for the safety supervisors of public construction agencies. |