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Singapore has been expanding underground construction due to land restriction and increase in population. Although Singapore’s MRT construction has already commenced since the 1980s, expansion plans are still in progress. From the current five operating lines, Land and Transport Authority (LTA) had established the addition of two more lines, which are Cross Island Line (CRL) and the Jurong Region Line (JRL), as well as extensions to the Circle Line (CCL), North East Line (NEL) and the Downtown Line (DTL), all of them will be fully underground. Henceforth, underground rail construction works will not be ceasing in the near future, thus safety management in underground MRT projects remains as a crucial point of research. In order to enhance current safety management in the MRT construction industry, a new angle on safety management is required focusing on knowledge management and visualization technologies. This survey aims to investigate the causes of accidents and the main factors affecting safety performance in MRT construction projects. In addition, the survey also serves to study the issues and needs of the current safety management in MRT projects.
 
 
Q1 Your company works in the MRT construction site as

 
Client(LTA)
 
Main contractor
 
Sub-contractor
 
Suppliers
 
 
Q2 What is your designation in company?
 
WSH professional
 
Engineers/consultants
 
Project manager
 
Site supervisor/manager
 
Safety manager
 
Construction worker/specialist worker
 
Others(please specify)
 
 
 
Q3 How many years have you been working in construction industry?
   
Q4 How many years have you been involved in safety management?
   
 
 
 
Q5 What are the most common causes for injuries and fatalities in MRT underground construction? Please choose 5 out of the following, drag and  rank them accordingly, with 1= the most common and 5= least common
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    Q6 What are the most important five factors influencing safety management for MRT construction. Please drag and rank them accordingly  (1-Most important 5-Least important)
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      Q7 The issues and barriers in current safety management for MRT construction projects
      Totally Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Totally Disagree
      There is a lack of advanced safety control technologies and tools which can identify dangerous behaviors and unstable structural elements efficiently and accurately
      As most of the foreign labors in construction industry come from different countries and speak different languages, the effective communication is an issue
      There is a lack of an efficient way to manage potential risks and hazards
      Monitoring,analyzing and mitigating risk during the construction process is important
      The project management requires more visual-based straightforward solutions for better understanding of the risk
      Although every project is unique, important knowledge of previous projects such as project-risk related problems, solutions and know-hows still play a significant role in managing safety for new projects
      Safety-related information of past projects is a precious resource and reference for safety management in the new MRT projects
      There is lack of knowledge management in MRT project management
       
       
      Q8 Risk management in MRT construction site
      Totally Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Totally Disagree
      Identification of risks from drawings are not able to fully reflect real site circumstances
      Manual observations of risks are time-consuming and error prone due to subjective judgments of the decision maker
      Manual risks and hazards identification process are not sufficient and effective to predict when and where accidents occur
       
       
      Q9 In tandem with the Singapore government’s plan to improve construction productivity by 25% over the next decade, BCA has come up with a BIM Roadmap 2010 with the aim that 80% of the construction industry will use BIM by 2015. To improve the safety performance in the construction industry, there is a need to look into new methods and tools to prevent fatalities, injuries and occupational diseases. One such tool and method will be the application of Building Information Modelling (BIM). In your opinion, please rate your level of perception how BIM can have an impact on MRT underground construction safety.
      Totally agree Agree Neutral Disagree Totally Disagree
      Visualization technology such as BIM can serve as an adequate communication channel to facilitate interaction between workers on site and construction managers
      BIM is offering new means and opportunities in supporting the workplace safety in a construction project due to its visual nature
      BIM has potential for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the large scale infrastructure projects
      BIM can be an effective virtual tool to identify which construction elements are in risky status and where the most dangerous working area is
      BIM can be used to support planning of work tasks that include remarkable safety risks
      BIM-based 3D presentations can be used to promote the level of communication in all stages of construction projects and this will lead to better safety management
      The use of 3D visualizations can help to reinforce safety message to people who might have language difficulties (e.g. foreign workers, junior workers, etc)
      BIM technology can address site safety aspects in an effective manner; hence, promoting top quality site safety planning
      Virtual construction simulation can be used for collision detection in the construction phase
      Work-related injuries can be avoided when safety issues have been considered in the design stage
      Less rework can lead to better site safety management and prevent work-related injuries
      The implementation of BIM on MRT project will enhance collaboration between designers, engineers, main contractor, sub-contractors and facilities management team
      BIM is worth the initial effort, investment and training
      BIM has the potential to aid in safety management for MRT construction projects
       
      Q10 In order to improve the safety management performance of MRT construction projects,a conceptual framework for underground construction safety management has been developed. Within which knowledge management, BIM visualization for safety, and augmented reality-based monitoring of risks are integrated.Please rate the level of your perception whether the framework will help to improve safety performance in MRT construction projects. 
      0 (Not at all likely) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Most likely)
       
       
      Thank you very much for your time and support
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