Mohammad Tanvi Newaz

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Newcastle University

Australia

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Dr. Mohammad Tanvi Newaz is a Lecturer at The University of Newcastle, Australia. His research focuses on safety management in the construction industry, exploring areas such as incident trends, mental health issues among construction workers, and the psychological contract of safety. He has published extensively on topics including safety performance influenced by off-site manufacturing and the classification of construction waste materials using advanced AI techniques.

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Peter Davis

Newcastle University

AUSTRALIA

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Newcastle University

AUSTRALIA

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Zitong Sheng

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Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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A critical analysis of construction incident trends and strategic interventions for enhancing safety

A systematic review of contemporary safety management research: a multi-level approach to identifying trending domains in the construction industry

A Critical Analysis of Risk Factors and Strategies to Improve Mental Health Issues of Construction Workers

Assessing the Off-Site Manufacturing Workers’ Influence on Safety Performance: A Bayesian Network Approach

Psychological Contract of Safety and Construction Worker Behavior: Felt Safety Responsibility and Safety-Specific Trust as Mediators

A cross-cultural validation of the psychological contract of safety on construction sites

Managerial implications for construction practices as a consequence of using a psychological contract of safety

Important academic interventions for promoting resilience: The perception of construction management undergraduates

The classification of construction waste material using a deep convolutional neural network

Developing a theoretical success factor framework for the tendering phase of social infrastructure PPPs

Systematic review of resilience measures: construction management graduates’ perspective

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Peter Davis

Marcus Jefferies

Zitong Sheng

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