OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Safety Science is 51. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-10-01 to 2025-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Safety through engaged workers: The link between Safety-II and work engagement	127
Systems theoretic accident model and process (STAMP): A literature review	127
Integrated management of safety and security (IMSS) in the nuclear industry – Organizational culture perspective	111
A systematic review on roundabout safety incorporating the safety assessment methodologies, data collection techniques, and driver behavior	98
Analysis of the main components precursors of occupational accidents in the construction industry in Spain (2003–2022)	96
Working hour patterns and risk of occupational accidents. An optimal matching analysis in a hospital employee cohort	93
Exploring the impact of taboo and stigma on rail suicide prevention in Australasia: A grounded theory and systems analysis approach	93
Co-creation of risk in evacuation settings A risk governance approach to natural hazards risks	92
A comparative study of management safety justice in Sub-Sahara Africa	88
Facing the “During” phase in crisis management: An incremental adaptive launching process	86
Modelling a major maritime disaster scenario using the universal modelling framework for sequential decisions	82
Exploring the impact of truck traffic on road segment-based severe crash proportion using extensive weigh-in-motion data	81
Enhanced safety in complex socio-technical systems via safety-in-cohesion	79
Digital technology enhanced situation awareness for construction safety: Systematic review and future research directions	78
A case study on the Industrial Risk Management (IRM) post-master academic education program of MINES Paris PSL University	77
Explaining unsafe pedestrian road crossing behaviours using a Psychophysics-based gap acceptance model	74
Influence of social networks and opportunities for social support on evacuation destination decision-making	73
Effectiveness of OHSAS 18001 in reducing accidents at work. A follow-up study of 13,102 workplaces	73
Risk perception and safety behaviors in high-risk workers: A systematic literature review	73
Bi-objective rescue path selection optimization for mine fires based on quantitative risk assessment	73
Determining prominent factors across system hierarchies to improve road safety in LMICs: A case study of Bangladesh	72
A general method to combine environmental and life-safety consequences of Arctic ship accidents	72
Mineworkers’ perspective of fatigue: A study of the Ghanaian mining industry	72
Model-based assessment of the risks of viral transmission in non-confined crowds	71
An integrated safety and security analysis for cyber-physical harm scenarios	68

Applying evidential reasoning extended SPAR-H modelling to analyse human reliability on crude oil tanker cargo operation	68
Biogas plants accidents: Analyzing occurrence, severity, and associations between 1990 and 2023	67
A multicriteria approach to integrating occupational safety & health performance and industry systems productivity in the context of aging workforce: A case study	66
Work-related determinants of workplace wellbeing for women and marginalised groups in the European Union: A scoping review	65
The safety actions of surfers in Victoria, Australia: Assessing the impact of water safety and first aid training	64
Safety climate in small construction companies: The relationship with burnout, anxiety, and depression among workers	62
Causative and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among mine workers: A systematic review and meta-analysis	61
Incorporating technological acceptance model into safety compliance of construction workers in Australia	58
Design for safety training for construction professionals: A digital game-based learning approach	58
How fatigue affects the safety behaviour intentions of construction workers an empirical study in Hunan, China	58
The mediating influence of local cultures on the relationship between factors of safety risk perception and Risk-Taking behavioural intention of construction site workers	58
Behavioral and psychophysiological responses of initial pilots in collaboration with an experienced but risky captain: A flight-simulation study based on the social facilitation	57
Evacuation behavior of affected individuals and households in response to the 2018 Attica wildfires: From empirical data to models	56
Workplace incivility: A retrospective review and future research agenda	56
Risk evolution analysis of gas leakage accidents based on complex network	55
Crime prevention through environmental design in public school career and technical education facilities: Principals’ perceptions of security enhancement	55
Sustainability, business responsibility and occupational health, safety and wellbeing in the future of work	55
The policy operations room: Analyzing path-dependent decision-making in wicked socio-ecological disruptions	55
Analyst behaviour and team processes during hazard analysis: The development of an observation protocol and initial results from evaluating HAZOP sessions	54
Developing an integrated digital delivery framework and workflow guideline for construction safety management in a project delivery system	54
Virtual Special Issue: Staying safe in the workplace: A special issue on understanding safety for migrant workers	53
Estimating hourly work schedule risk in railway traffic controllers	53
Enhancing safety training engagement through immersive storytelling: A case study in the residential construction	52
Editorial Board	52
Integrating diminished quality of life with virtual reality for occupational health and safety training	52
Safety not guaranteed: Investigating employees’ safety performance during a global pandemic	52
An incident reporting and learning system to understand cycling incident causation in Australia: A 12-month implementation of CRIT	51
Occupational physical activity and mortality risk among 756 377 adults: A prospective cohort register-based study with 13 years follow-up	51