Contractor Health And Safety Compliance For Small To Medium Sized Construction Companies

8.4.4.8 Fieldworkers -- 8.4.4.9 Data Collection -- 8.4.4.10 Data Analysis from the Questionnaire Survey -- 8.4.4.11 Data Screening and Preliminary Analysis -- 8.4.4.12 Data Cleaning -- 8.4.4.13 Missing Data -- 8.4.4.14 Normality -- 8.4.4.15 Treatment of Outliers -- 8.4.4.16 Criteria for Determining Reliability and Validity -- 8.4.4.17 Content Validity -- 8.4.4.18 Reliability -- 8.4.4.19 Convergent Validity -- 8.4.4.20 Discriminant Validity -- 8.4.5 Methods of Data Analysis of the Quantitative Survey -- 8.4.5.1 Exploratory Factor Analysis -- 8.4.5.2 Structural Equation Modelling -- 8.4.6 Structural Equation Modelling Analysis -- 8.4.6.1 Structural Equation Modelling Process -- 8.4.7 Ethical Considerations -- 8.5 Summary -- References -- Section VII : Results from the Delphi Study: Findings Part I -- Chapter 9: Results from the Delphi Study -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Background to the Delphi Survey -- 9.3 Findings from the Delphi study -- 9.3.1 To Identify the Main and Sub-Attributes That Determine Health and Safety Compliance in Small to Medium-Sized Construction Companies in Ghana -- 9.3.2 To Determine the Factors That Enable Small to Medium-Sized Construction Companies to Comply with Health and Safety -- 9.3.3 To Identify the Factors That Affect Small to Medium-Sized Construction Companies in Not Complying with Health and Safety Regulations -- 9.3.4 To Identify the Effects of Health and Safety Non-Compliance on Small to Medium-Sized Construction Companies -- 9.3.5 To Evaluate the Management Issues That Affect the Government in the Implementation of Health and Safety Policies -- 9.4 Discussion of the Delphi Study Results -- 9.5 Summary -- References -- Section VIII : Conceptual Integrated Health and Safety Compliance Model for Small to Medium-Sized Construction Companies