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Betts, M (1987) British public expenditure on construction less than claimed?. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 13-20.

Davis, C and Cochrane, S R (1987) Optimization of future manpower requirements in a multi-discipline consultancy. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 45-56.

Ewart, K, Shields, T J and Silcock, G W (1987) An analysis of the cost of compliance with the Fire Service Order, Northern Ireland, 1985. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 3-12.

Laufer, A (1987) Construction safety: economics, information and management involvement. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 73-90.

  • Type: Journal Article
  • Keywords: accident; manager; safety; safety information
  • ISBN/ISSN: 0144-6193
  • URL: https://doi.org/10.1080/01446198700000007
  • Abstract:

    In order to induce top management of construction companies in Israel to become involved in safety, the present research undertook to prove that in Israel, too, uninsured accidents cost are very. Through in-depth interviews of 50 site managers concerning 210 accidents, complementary interviews with other officials in construction and insurance companies, study of records, and conduct of direct observations of accidents after they occurred, a conclusion contradicting the accepted view in insurance circles is reached. the research establishes that uninsured costs in construction companies with an average safety performance record amount to a mere 0.76% of the payroll. In a parallel research in large, developed companies in the USA, existing safety measurement methods feeding the information system were studies.

Lowe, J G (1987) Monopoly and the materials supply industries of the UK. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 57-71.

Taylor, R G and Bowen, P A (1987) Building price-level forecasting: An examination of techniques and applications. Construction Management and Economics, 5(01), 21-44.