Tanvi Newaz

Tanvi Newaz is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle's School of Architecture and Built Environment, leading the Construction Health and Safety Research Team and directing the Centre for Construction Safety and Well-being (CCSW). With over 10 years of research experience, his work focuses on construction safety, risk management, and workforce well-being, integrating technology and human factors to develop sustainable solutions.

• Current Roles: Senior Lecturer (2019–present), Director of CCSW
• Prior Appointments: Lecturer (2011–2012), Senior Lecturer (2012–2014), Assistant Professor (2014–2015) at BRAC University

Research Interests span Workplace Health and Safety, Construction Management, and Industry 4.0, with a focus on:

• Safety climate and behavioral interventions
• Mental health and resilience in construction workers
• Technology-driven hazard prevention (VR, sensors, AI)
• Sustainability practices in construction and demolition waste
• Cross-cultural safety protocols (Australia vs. China)

Recent Article Trends highlight his work on probabilistic safety climate modeling, FFH risk technologies, CALD workforce integration, and mental health strategies, reflecting a blend of Construction Safety, Bayesian Networks, and Industry 4.0 applications.

• Scientific Awards: AUBEA 2019 Best Paper, University of Newcastle Scholarships (2015), East West University Vice-Chancellor Award (2005)

Supervision includes mentoring PhD candidates on AI-powered safety solutions and construction leadership. His Labs/Teams involve the CCSW and collaborations with researchers like Marcus Jefferies and Peter Davis.