Risk perception is known as a critical step in workers' safety decision-making process.
However, current approaches to assess workers' perceived risk include surveys and …

Considering that workers' safe or unsafe behaviors are responses to their perceived risk
when working, understanding workers' perceived risk is vital for safety management in the …

Poor work conditions and excessive physical demands associated with construction tasks
increase the risks associated with construction workers' impaired mental and physical …

Recent advancements in wearable health devices equipped with biosensor systems (eg,
heart rate (HR) sensor) have provided an ample opportunity to continuously measure and …

Wearable sensing devices (WSDs) are increasingly helping workers stay safe and healthy in
several industries. However, workers, especially in the construction industry, have shown …

The advent of wearable sensing technologies has produced unprecedented opportunities
for the near real-time collection and analysis of workers' safety and health data. To …

Construction is a physically demanding occupation that requires workers to exert
themselves when executing tasks. Many construction tasks involve manual handling …

Construction jobs are more labor-intensive compared to other industries. As such,
construction workers are often required to exceed their natural physical capability to cope …

Physical fatigue has been recognized as a serious health and safety risk among
construction workers. As a result, numerous studies have endeavored to monitor/predict it …

The construction industry is one of the world's most labor-intensive industries. In it, workers
are challenged almost every day by highly demanding physical tasks. Although current …