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List of research publications: Dr. Susanne Bahn
Refereed Journal Articles:
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB.
(forthcoming). ‘Evaluation
of the mandatory Construction Induction Training program in Western
Australia: Unanticipated consequences’, Evaluation and Program Planning,
accepted
May 2011.
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB.
(forthcoming). ‘Getting
reticent young male participants to talk: using artefact-mediated interviews
to promote discursive interaction’. Qualitative Social Work, accepted
July 2011.
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Bahn, S.
& Weatherill, P. (forthcoming). ‘Qualitative social research: A risky
business when it comes to collecting ‘sensitive’ data’, Qualitative
Research, accepted Nov 2010.
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Bahn, S. (Sept, 2011). ‘Community safety and recidivism in
Australia: Breaking the cycle of reoffending to produce safer communities
through vocational training’, International Journal of Training Research,
9(3), pp.261-266.
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB.
(July, 2011). ‘Determining
industry response to the Construction Induction Training in WA’, Journal
of Health & Safety Research & Practice, 3(1), pp.24-32.
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Bahn, S.
(June, 2010). ‘Organisational safety culture: A review of the literature’,
Management Development Journal of Singapore. 17(1), pp.1-21.
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB.
(Oct, 2009). ‘What’s a life worth? The value placed on safety’,
Journal of Occupational Health and Safety. 25(5),
pp.393-404.
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Bahn, S.
(April, 2009). ‘Power and influence: Examining the communication pathways
influencing safety in the workplace’, Journal of Occupational Health and
Safety. 25(3), pp.213-222.
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Bahn, S.
(Aug, 2008). ‘Size does matter: The influence of business size on the
accident/incident rate in the civil construction industry in WA’, Journal
of Occupational Health and Safety. 24(4), pp.343-352.
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Refereed Conference Proceedings
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB. (in press December 2011).
Construction Induction Training: how effective for the Housing and Civil
Construction Industries in WA? 25th Annual Conference of the
Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, Wellington, New
Zealand, ANZAM.
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Barratt, R., & Bahn, S.
Mayson, S. (in press December 2011). A ‘once in a generation opportunity’?
Narratives about the potential impact of OHS harmonisation on smaller firms
in Australia, 25th Annual Conference of the Australian and New
Zealand Academy of Management, Wellington, New Zealand, ANZAM.
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Barratt, R., Mayson, S. &
Bahn, S. (September, 2011). OHS and smaller ethnic firms in Australia:
challenges and issues, OHS Symposium
Crisis and Risk Research Centre, Mines ParisTech,
Managing OHS in Small, Culturally Diverse Workplaces: Issues and
Solutions, France.
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Barratt-Pugh, LGB. & Bahn, S.
(2011). Introducing mandatory training systems?
Investigating the implementation of compulsory pre-site construction
training. Proceedings of the AVETRA 2011 Conference,
Melbourne, Australia: Rendezvous Hotel.
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB. (2010). Does mandatory
training work? Investigating compulsory pre-site training certification in
the WA construction industry. Proceedings of the 24th Annual
International Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of
Management. Adelaide, Australia: Adelaide Convention Centre.
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, LGB. (2006). Producing safety:
evaluating structuration theory as a framework for exploring values in
action within the civil construction industry in WA. Proceedings of the
20th Annual International Conference of the Australian and New Zealand
Academy of Management. Queensland, Australia: Rydges Capricorn Resort.
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Bahn, S. (2005). Exploring
the use of guided interviews as a research tool in a doctoral study of safe
work practices of young construction workers.
Proceedings of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management 19th
Annual International Conference. Canberra, Australia: Rydges Lakeside
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Industry research reports
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Bahn, S.
& Barratt-Pugh, L. (2011). Determining the
effectiveness of mandatory construction safety awareness training in housing
and civil sectors in Western Australia, School of Management, Edith Cowan
University: pp.1-43.
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Barratt-Pugh, L. & Bahn, S.
(2010). Determining the effectiveness of mandatory
construction safety awareness training in Western Australia, School of
Management, Edith Cowan University: pp.1-43.
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Bahn, S.
(2007). A report on phase one of the study: Exploring occupational health
and safety values in action within the WA civil construction industry.
Perth, Civil Contractors Federation, WA: pp.1-47.
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Bahn, S.
(2007). A report on phase two of the study: Exploring occupational health
and safety values in action within the WA civil construction industry.
Perth, Civil Contractors Federation, WA: pp.1- 56.
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Bahn, S.
(2005). Impact of organisational culture on the safety content delivered by
TAFE to apprentices in the construction industry: Findings and
recommendations. Edith Cowan University: pp.1-65. |
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