PROJECT BASED PROPOSAL WRITING UHL4042P03LB : Yusmin Bin Jaffar : PB08049 : Faculty of Technology Management MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND SAFETY CULTURE : THE INFLUENCE TOWARDS WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS IN MALAYSIA’S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.

Research Problem Serious progress in safety implementation Management expectation Significance of study New information Contractors (CIDB, etcetera) DOSH Research Objectives Identify relationship Effectiveness of management practices towards safety culture. Construction industry is a sector of national economy engaged in preparation of land and construction, repair of buildings, structures and other properties.

Safety Training Safety Training Reward System Reward System Safety Culture THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK AND HYPOTHESIS DEVELOPMENT H1 : There is a significant relationship between safety training and safety culture H2 : There is a significant relationship between reward system and safety culture The higher the safety training is, the higher the safety culture. The higher the reward system is, the higher the safety culture.

Population and sample – Construction industries workers all around Malaysia – Approximately 500 respondents with not less than 30 and not more than 40 participants from each state. Research site – Construction industries all around Malaysia – Companies with minimum 5 years experience in construction field Research focus – Management practices (safety training and reward system) Data collection method – Survey questionnaire – Interview Data analysis.

Complete understanding Understanding of focus group Understanding of survey result Focus groupSurvey result TRIANGULATION Quantitative DataQualitative Data

This research mainly target to identify the significant relationship between management practices with safety culture that can influence the frequencies of workplace accidents in construction site. Using the triangulation method based on two instruments; the survey questionnaire and interview session, this research intends to gain in-depth knowledge of how management practices affects safety culture. Moreover, this research can be a base of guideline in safety management and maybe somehow used in the current safety legislation related to management and safety itself. Therefore, hopefully this research will bring as much as benefit it can give towards the implementation of safety at workplace specially construction site where the frequencies of accidents involving fatality are the highest. In other words, safety is as important as anything else and sometimes much more important. Efficiency and productivity alone does not put a certain organization at the peak of success, but how precious are life were considered. Every life is sacred, to protect it is not a one person job. It’s the combination of all sides that guarantee the success. This research mainly target to identify the significant relationship between management practices with safety culture that can influence the frequencies of workplace accidents in construction site. Using the triangulation method based on two instruments; the survey questionnaire and interview session, this research intends to gain in-depth knowledge of how management practices affects safety culture. Moreover, this research can be a base of guideline in safety management and maybe somehow used in the current safety legislation related to management and safety itself. Therefore, hopefully this research will bring as much as benefit it can give towards the implementation of safety at workplace specially construction site where the frequencies of accidents involving fatality are the highest. In other words, safety is as important as anything else and sometimes much more important. Efficiency and productivity alone does not put a certain organization at the peak of success, but how precious are life were considered. Every life is sacred, to protect it is not a one person job. It’s the combination of all sides that guarantee the success.