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Construction and Maintenance Personnel

A New Framework for Exploration of Transportation Maintenance-Related Prevalent Work Injuries, Hazardous Activities, and Effectiveness of Ergonomic Solutions in the United States

The transportation industry involves various ergonomic injuries caused by activities exceeding workers’ capabilities. Although the construction industry has been thoroughly studied regarding … [Read more...] about A New Framework for Exploration of Transportation Maintenance-Related Prevalent Work Injuries, Hazardous Activities, and Effectiveness of Ergonomic Solutions in the United States

Exploring Construction Workers’ Attention and Awareness in Diverse Virtual Hazard Scenarios to Prevent Struck-By Accidents

Repetitive tasks in construction reduce workers' attentiveness of hazards on sites. This decline in attentiveness can be influenced by their situation awareness level. However, research on the … [Read more...] about Exploring Construction Workers’ Attention and Awareness in Diverse Virtual Hazard Scenarios to Prevent Struck-By Accidents

Vision-Based Turn Signal Recognition for Automated Flagging

Flaggers work closely to open traffic lanes which makes them a high-risk profession. They might get hit by distracted, speeding, or intoxicated drivers, leading to severe or even fatal injuries. To … [Read more...] about Vision-Based Turn Signal Recognition for Automated Flagging

Assessing Impact of Training Programs for Highway Work Zone Employees

Work zone safety, especially amidst increasing highway construction and repair, is paramount in ensuring the well-being of construction workers. Between 2003 and 2019, road construction sites saw a … [Read more...] about Assessing Impact of Training Programs for Highway Work Zone Employees

SCDOT Video Highlights Bridge Maintenance Work

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) showcases Edmond "Ed" Garner's extensive experience and commitment as a specialty bridge maintenance foreman in their latest "Day in the Life" … [Read more...] about SCDOT Video Highlights Bridge Maintenance Work

Research Explores Safer Work Zones for Flaggers

Highway workers face significant dangers, exacerbated by erratic driver behavior in work zones. In response, agencies like the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) have pursued innovative … [Read more...] about Research Explores Safer Work Zones for Flaggers

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