The Indonesian construction industry is the second largest in Asia and accounts for over
30% of all occupational injuries in the country. Despite the size of the industry, there is a lack …

Background: Construction work (building houses, roads, workplaces, and repairing and
maintaining infrastructures) is a dangerous land-based job. This includes many hazardous …

Abstract Purpose In China, despite annually fall accidents caused more than 80,000 deaths,
studies on occupational falls were scarce. The aim of this study is to investigate into work …

Literature on electrocution in Italy is limited. The authors have focused their attention on the
use of scanning electron microscope/energy-dispersive X-ray analysis in order to evaluate …

In electrocutions, death may be caused by alterations in the heart conduction system
provoking ventricular fibrillation. This study aims to identify histological cardiac markers of …

Rapid industrialisation in India is giving employment to millions of people in the formal
sector, and many more in the unorganised sector. However, the absence of clear policies …

The purpose of this quantitative study was to analyze the perspectives of key stakeholders to
determine if the use of broadband sound emitting reversing alarms is perceived to improve …

REVIEW OF THE RELATED LITRATURE THEORITICAL LITERATURE 2.1 Supply Chain
Management----------------------------------------------------------------------------10 2.2 SCM Practices …

The construction industry is known for the hazardous physical working conditions and high
risk of accidents because of the nature of the workplace activities. It is one of the most …

Falling from height is an urban phenomenon and shows an important form of blunt trauma.
We report an 18-year-old man who fell from 6 m height onto vertical steel rods in an under …