Accident Investigation and Reporting Practices in the Construction Industry: Enhancing Safety and Organizational Learning

Ikpokini, Dowell David and Ashiru, Ahmed Tijani and Mohammed, Aliyu Umar and Ayanda, Paul and Ibrahim, Rahinatu and Zubairu, Aliyu and Oyekeye, Olumide Israel and Abubakar, Halimat Omaye (2025) Accident Investigation and Reporting Practices in the Construction Industry: Enhancing Safety and Organizational Learning. International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, 10 (9): 25sep818. pp. 1888-1893. ISSN 2456-2165

Abstract

With a high rate of workplace accidents, injuries, and fatalities, the construction industry continues to rank among the most dangerous in the world. Effective accident investigation and reporting are essential for enhancing safety management systems, preventing recurrence, and promoting organizational learning in addition to regulatory framework compliance (Lingard et al. 2017, Swuste et al. in 2020 With a focus on their function in risk reduction and a long-lasting safety culture, this paper examines the fundamentals, procedures, and difficulties of accident investigation and reporting in the construction industry. There are suggestions for improving reporting systems in developing contexts, along with case studies and best practices.

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