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ajceb-6331	Belayutham, Sheila; Che Ibrahim, Che Khairil Izam	Barriers and strategies for better safety practices: the case of construction SMEs in Malaysia	2019	20	.pdf	application/pdf	9887	381	42	Apart from relying mostly on direct funding from the government, a mechanism such as tax incentives could also be introduced (i.e. any cost spent for OHS training could be given tax exemptions), linking cost of safety performance in the premium insurance (as a Barriers and Strategies for Better Safety Practices: The Case of Construction SMEs in Malaysia Construction Economics and Building, Vol. 19, No. 1, Jan-Jun 201915 PAGE NUMBER NOT FOR CITATION PURPOSES driver to increase SMEs’ motivation and awareness in construction site safety) and OHS workshops handled by local authorities/private clients could be initiated to help the construction SMEs. Despite the persistent endeavours that have been made to improve and promote construction safety (Sherratt, et al., 2015), those accidents still plague the industry (Zhou, et al., 2015).	cache/ajceb-6331.pdf	txt/ajceb-6331.txt