A Job Safety Program for Construction Workers Designed to Reduce the Potential for Occupational Injury Using Tool Box Training Sessions and Computer-Assisted Biofeedback Stress Management Techniques

A. Johnson, Kenneth; Ruppe, Joan

doi:10.1080/10803548.2002.11076532

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A Job Safety Program for Construction Workers Designed to Reduce the Potential for Occupational Injury Using Tool Box Training Sessions and Computer-Assisted Biofeedback Stress Management Techniques

Published in International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics • Jan 1, 2002

Authors:

Kenneth A. Johnson

Joan Ruppe

Abstract

This project was conducted with a multicultural construction company in Hawaii, USA. The job duties performed included drywall and carpentry work. The following objectives were selected for this project: (a) fire prevention training and inspection of first aid equipment; (b) blood-borne pathogen tra...

Subject

Occupational safety and health

Stress management

Human factors and ergonomics

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