Quantifying Safety in Off-site Construction

Abstract The construction industry has been identified as one of the most dangerous when examining safety performance and outcomes. concept leveraging off-site a safer alternative to execute works presented by researchers industry, but support for this premise with quantifiable data is lacking. To investigate differences in versus conventional on-site methods, research developed evaluation methodology quantify allow comparisons methods. partnership jurisdictional occupational health authority leverages historical provide inputs risk-based process-analysis partially validated collaboration project team (owner, general contractor, module manufacturer) applied case study mid-rise modular hotel that employed mix processes. takes product-focused approach (in room module) emphasis on defining complete material supply chain. As such, unique level comparison, establishing an future comparisons.