The research community has largely

The research community has largely neglected the careful
evaluation of how the organization of construction projects, including
ownership, contracting/subcontracting relationships, and project insurance (including WC and liability insurance), influences worksite
safety and health practices. Our work suggests that such evaluations
would allow owners and contractors to determine whether shifting
their risk management emphasis from individual worker behavior to
organization-level factors, such as creating a safety culture, providing ample opportunity for safety training, and consistently enforcing and
reinforcing safety rules, would benefit their organizations.

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The research community has largely neglected the
careful evaluation of how the organization of construction projects, including
ownership, contracting/subcontracting relationships, and project insurance (including liability insurance and WC), influences
worksite safety and health practices. Our
work suggests that such evaluations would allow owners and contractors to determine whether shifting
their risk management emphasis from individual behavior to worker
organization-level factors, such as creating a safety culture, providing ample opportunity for safety training, and consistently enforcing and reinforcing
safety rules, would benefit their organizations.