Construction sites continue to operate despite inclement weather, exposing workers to
unpleasant working circumstances that can lead to various physical and mental health …

More than one-third of all occupational deaths are heat-related, and it is probable that many
more non-fatal injuries occur from overexposure to heat but are not reported. Prolonged …

The coronavirus impacted various sectors and economies around the globe in a very drastic
way because of its limited manpower, materials, and machines, and the construction sector …

Infectious diseases affect those who are employed in many occupations, not just in human
and animal healthcare industries and laboratories. Those who work in the construction …

The strong impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on the construction industry has been
studied by many researchers, but few have identified the individual factors that affected the …

In a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment, organizational change has
been a central concern for capital project organizations, that continue to suffer from poor …

Purpose Work–family conflict (WFC) is rife among construction professionals, leading to a
significant negative impact on their work engagement. Building on an extant body of …

Cold weather conditions create serious safety and health hazards in outdoor working
populations. Construction sector is highly streamlined toward outdoor activities. Laborers …

The number of deaths and minor and severe injuries in the construction industry are
increasing every year and are directly related, at least in part, to the rising number of …

Women who work in the construction industry are more vulnerable than their male
counterparts to accidents, some of which can be fatal. This is partially attributable to their …