Growing globalization and industrialization in the last few decades have significantly
increased occupational-related health issues among the workforce. Multiple studies …

Introduction: Millions of workers globally experience work-related injuries, leading to
fatalities, injuries, job loss, and wider societal implications. This study utilizes both the US …

Background: Digital technologies have penetrated most workplaces. However, it is unclear
how such digital technologies affect the physical health of older workers. Objective: This …

Change blindness, a failure to detect changes in visual scenes, can impact workers' ability to
detect hazards and compromise safety on the jobsite. Examining the relationship between …

This research aims to emphasize the importance of risk assessment in industries, with a
special focus on the steel industry, which is known for its risky nature. This research …

Purpose Poor mental health is a well-recognized issue in the construction sector. However,
there is still little understanding of factors affecting construction employees' awareness of …

Effective pre-control methods for construction workers during the construction phase are
important means to ensure the final quality of the construction product. The 3D digital …

This research investigates how age expectation (AE) influences construction worker safety
behavior (CWSB) by utilizing self-validation theory (SVT). Using structural equation …

Teleworking reportedly comes with numerous benefits, including enhanced work-life
balance, flexibility, reduced travel time, increased productivity, and higher morale …

Introduction This study investigated potential health status differences among forging,
manufacturing, and logistics workers. Methods We included 403 participants (age: 41±12 …