Environmental Safety and Health factors for the Sustainable Malaysia Construction Industry

Ong, Jing Ren (2020) Environmental Safety and Health factors for the Sustainable Malaysia Construction Industry. Final Year Project (Bachelor), Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.

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Abstract

This study identified the construction risks in the construction industry scenario. For this purpose, a short questionnaire was designed and distributed personally to the randomly selected contractors Klang Valley. The data collections were used in determining the ranking of construction risks. The sample consists of 30 workers, and then the data was collected using self-administrated questionnaires. For the analysed of data the SPSS version 13.0 Software have been used in determining the ranking. The result indicated that the highest ranking and the lowest ranking of environmental safety and health factors. The interesting of this study is that, it determined the environmental safety and health ranking due to the frequency of the factors faced. Environmental Safety and Health is generally perceived as events that influence project objectives of cost, time and quality. It is important to know the factors that contractors faced because contractors would then be better prepared for the problems and difficulties that they may encounter in other projects, and thereby have higher chance of meeting with project success. The findings of this research will form the basis for extended investigation which aims to assess the environmental safety and health factors that influence construction industry.