Browsing by Subject "Construction Workers"

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Comparative study of work-related factors affecting mental well-being of male and female construction workers in Australia

Tennakoon, M; Samaraweera, A; Colangelo, T; Sharma, S; Tiller, J; Zeller, J; Gallage, SD [Conference-Full-text]

The construction industry is long perceived as physically demanding, and less consideration has been given to the mental well-being of the construction workers. The increasing number of mental health concerns urges the ...
A Study on the Factors Affecting Safety Behavior of Construction Workers

Manjula, NHC; De Silva, N [Article-Full-text]

Construction industry, being one of the most injury-prone industries worldwide in terms of serious injuries, lost work time, hospitalization, disability, and mortality, is in a great need to improve occupational safety. ...
Under-Reporting of Construction Accidents in Sri Lanka

Rathnayake, U; De Silva, N; Nawarathna, A [Article-Full-text]

Generally the work environment in the construction industry is more hazardous than in other industries, mainly due to the potential nature for serious accidents and health hazards by heavy use of large equipment, dangerous ...

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