Safety and Health Cost Allocation for Urban Rail Infrastructure Project: Identifying issues and importance
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This paper presents the findings of a preliminary survey, which is consist of the identification of issues and importance of safety and health cost allocation. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven (7) construction stakeholders who are involved in urban rail infrastructure project. The transcription and interpretation from the interview findings were carried out using Atlas.ti© qualitative software. The respondent views are needed to obtain safety items and related issues in developing this framework mainly for estimating the safety cost allocation.
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Copyright (c) 2018 Izatul Farrita Mohd Kamar, Asmalia Che Ahmad, Mohmad Mohd Derus, Nik Nur Khairunnisa Nik Mohd Ainul Azman
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