Research Article

Toward a Stakeholder Perspective on Safety Risk Factors of Metro Construction: A Social Network Analysis

Table 4

Identification of safety risk factors.

CodeNameReference

R1Unknown subsurface geological conditions[10, 30, 31]
R2Unidentified hydrological conditions[10, 31, 32]
R3Unclear pipeline layout[10, 31]
R4Lack of detailed exploration information[31, 32]
R5Poorly targeted special construction programmes[10, 30, 31]
R6Substandard quality of materials[10, 32]
R7Design changes[31, 32]
R8Lack of planning for the schedule[10, 31, 32]
R9Unreasonable sequence of work[10, 31]
R10Noncompliance with safety regulations by construction workers[32]
R11Untrained construction workers[30, 31]
R12Lack of safety precautions[30, 32]
R13Lack of contingency plans[32],
R14Bad weather conditions[32]
R15Undetailed construction programme[10, 30]
R16Illegal subcontracting or subcontracting by construction units[32]
R17Inadequate skill level of construction personnel[30, 31]
R18Workmanship omissions during construction[10, 31]
R19Mismanagement by construction managers[32]
R20Inadequate foresight of safety incidents[31, 32]
R21Irrational design scheme[10, 32]
R22Inadequate implementation by supervisory engineers[10, 32]
R23Inadequate oversight by government safety management[10, 30]
R24Unstable foundations of adjacent buildings[10, 31]
R25Construction machinery failure[30, 31]