Within dynamic and complex construction environments, fatal and non-fatal occupational
records are alarming all over the world. Fatigue among workers is one of the key causes …

The upsurge in commitment to safety from industry leaders and the implementation of better
equipment and training have generated a 67% decline in recordable incident rates during …

The increasing commitment to safety over the last two decades has contributed to a 67%
decline in recordable incident rates. The rate of fatalities, however, has recently increased …

Construction is a highly hazardous industry characterized by numerous occupational
fatalities, injuries, and illnesses, with fatigue identified as a major causal factor. To prevent …

The construction industry presents a fatality rate three times greater than the average
considering all industries. Electrical transmission and distribution work presents one of the …

Objective To develop a fatigue assessment scale and test its reliability and validity for
commercial construction workers. Methods Using a two‐phased approach, we first identified …

Despite the increased focus on safety management in recent years, the construction
industry's accident rate remains extraordinarily high. High physical demands and difficult …

Worker productivity is influenced by the work environment, the physical and mental
workload, and aspects related to worker physiology, which may or may not result in fatigue …

Construction is one of the most hazardous industries for its workers responsible for
performing physically and mentally demanding tasks. Several factors impact the safety …

The construction industry is among the most hazardous occupations. Workers are expected
to fulfill physically and mentally demanding tasks in construction environments while they …