A Computer Knowledge Database of accidents at work in the construction industry

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At least 60,000 fatal accidents at work occur on building sites all over the world each year, which means that on average, every 10 minutes an employee dies during the execution of work. In 2015 on Polish building sites, 5,776 accidents at work happened, of which 69 resulted in the death of an employee. Accidents are an enormous social and economic burden for companies, communities and countries. The vast majority of accidents at work can be prevented by appropriate and effective preventive measures. Therefore, the Computer Knowledge Database (CKD) was formulated for this purpose and it enables data and information on accidents at work in the construction industry to be collected and processed in order to obtain necessary knowledge. This gained knowledge will be the basis to form conclusions of a preventive nature.

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Hoła, B., & Szóstak, M. (2017). A Computer Knowledge Database of accidents at work in the construction industry. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 251). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/251/1/012049

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