Purpose This paper aims to present a meta-analysis and scientometric review to explore the
intellectual evolution of research on the health and safety of women in construction, identify …

The construction industry is historically a male-dominant sector. Since 2000, only about ten
percent of the construction workers have been women, which means that they are …

Women are underrepresented in almost all occupations and professions within the
construction sector. Consequently, several studies from across the globe have examined …

Purpose Construction workers' health and safety (CWHS) research in India has not gained
much attention among researchers. This study aims to review articles related to CWHS …

Purpose The demanding nature of construction industry poses serious health risks to
construction workers. In recent years, construction health management (CHM) has gained …

Construction by its very nature constitutes a challenge in terms of health and safety (H&S)
and ergonomics as it exposes workers to a range of health, safety, and ergonomic hazards …

The global shortage of skilled workers is affecting the construction industry more than many
of the other sectors in the US, and the competitive market for new workers has finally …

The construction industry in many countries is faced with skill shortages. Attracting more
female workers in the male-dominated construction industry can help alleviate this issue …

Globally, the construction industry presents a cause of concern for the wellbeing of its
workforce. Mental health issues in the industry are on the rise, and literature trends are …

Ergonomic risk assessment is critical for identifying working posture hazardous to the health
of construction workers. Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are predominant …