The construction industry is notoriously high risk for accidents, injuries, and deaths,
particularly for non-national or migrant workers, who comprise a significant proportion of the …

Fall from height (FFH) in the construction industry has earned much attention among
researchers in recent years. The present review-based study introduced a science mapping …

The construction sector is known as a high-risk sector with many safety challenges. It is also
characterised by a large number of migrant workers and these workers report higher …

In 2012, 775 fatalities were recorded, and many more were injured at construction sites in
the United States. Of these, 415 fatalities (54%) were due to fall, slips, and trips as well as …

In the construction sector, there is a high risk for accidents, injuries, and fatalities, particularly
for migrant workers who comprise a large proportion of the workforce. This article presents a …

Background: Social marketing successes are relatively well-documented, but mistakes and
failures in the field are not. When mistakes and failures are reported, they are usually on an …

Hispanic workers may be more likely to experience a deficient safety climate on construction
worksites and it may account for their disproportionate injury rates. As part of a large study …

Industrialized dairy production in the US relies on an immigrant, primarily Latino/a, workforce
to meet greater production demands. Given the high rates of injuries and illnesses on US …

Construction workplaces still report an unacceptable number of safety incidents every year.
To tackle these disproportionate incident rates, safety training interventions are adopted …

Background This analysis describes work safety climate, personal protective equipment
(PPE) use, and injuries among Latino residential roofers, and examines the associations of …