Abstract
Unreasonable rates of accidents both permanent and non-permanent disabilities and even fatalities are found to be common among the construction industry. The purpose of the study was to determine employee’s actions towards Health and Safety (H&S) compliance in construction. Delphi survey method of data collection was used to generate information from academicians and construction professionals (experts). Questionnaires were completed by respondents based on provided indicator or measurement variables to predict employee’s actions towards H&S compliance in construction. The ratings of the questionnaire were based on either the impact was considered to be very high, high or medium. The analysis of the data was done using Microsoft EXCEL and the results were presented in charts. Findings from the study showed three measurement variables to have reached consensus using Inter-Quartile Deviation (IQD) with strong consensus and very high impact. Further Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) showed five indicator variables to be the determinant of H&S compliance. It can be concluded from the findings that employee’s actions are very significant in deriving health and safety compliance in the construction industry.