ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2023
Evaluation and Improvement of Employee Performance with respect to Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Factors: A Case of Complex Transport Construction Project.
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Risk control in complex transport construction is complicated due to the dangerous nature of high variation and unpredictability. Most of the current research analysis focuses on the health, safety, and environment (HSE) risk assessment and employee performance evaluation, which neglects the impact of HSE risks on employee performance. Consequently, this research develops a framework to evaluate employee performance and identify key factors affecting performance. The employee performance indicators and HSE indicators are established by reviewing related literature. Using data from questionnaires, an artificial neural network- (ANN-) based model of employee activity effectiveness is then developed to evaluate employee performance. Sensitivity analysis is implemented to determine the key factors affecting employee performance. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, a large-scale cross-sea channel project, is taken as a case study for validation. The model results show that the employees are satisfied with the effect of HSE management in general, but the psychological stress they perceive becomes large. The indicators of risk control and employee participation positively impact employee performance, while job satisfaction has a negative impact on performance. These findings indicate that operators should pay more attention to employees' psychological perception of work and form a standardized process management and control plan to prevent cumbersome processes from increasing employees' workload. This study helps construction systems and managers to identify the areas of strengths and weaknesses in their HSE management. The research only focuses on the impact of HSE risks on managers' performance in the complex transport construction project. In the future, further engineering projects and employee performance in composite scenarios can be investigated to improve the overall productivity.
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