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Rose Shepherd

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Challenges influencing the safety of migrant workers in the construction industry: A qualitative study in Italy, Spain, and the UK

2021

Abstract 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 workforce. This paper presents an international, qualitative study focused on exploring the challenges which influence the safety of migrant construction workers in Italy, Spain, and the UK. Based on a comprehensive review of the literature, we formulated two research questions about the challenges relating to safety that migrant workers face and the challenges to safety training effectively improving migrant workers’ safety behaviours. We present our template analysis of semi-structured interviews and…

0211 other engineering and technologiesPoison control02 engineering and technologySafety standardsOccupational safety and healthPolitical scienceMigrant Workers021105 building & constructionInjury preventionTraining0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSafety Risk Reliability and Quality050107 human factorsQualitative ResearchConstructionbusiness.industryConstruction; Migrant Workers; Qualitative Research; Safety; Training05 social sciencesPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthHuman factors and ergonomicsPublic relationsFocus groupWorkforceSafetybusinessSafety ResearchQualitative research
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The Integrated Migrant worker Safety Training Evaluation Model: IMSTEM

2021

Abstract This paper presents the development of the IMSTEM (Integrated Migrant worker Safety Training Evaluation Model), which aims to provide guidance on how to evaluate the transfer of safety training of migrant workers. Addressing the lack of rigorous safety training evaluation frameworks, the IMSTEM, using a mixed methods, multi-source approach, covers the deficiencies of previous models. The IMSTEM has its foundations in three main sources: a) the integration of safety training literature in relation to migrant workers; b) the theoretical framework of realist evaluation, which enables evaluators to understand what works for whom in which circumstances; and c) the integration of the tra…

Process managementRelation (database)Computer scienceMigrant workers05 social sciencesTraining evaluation0211 other engineering and technologiesPublic Health Environmental and Occupational Health02 engineering and technologyBuilding and ConstructionPhase (combat)Training (civil)Transfer of trainingOrder (exchange)021105 building & construction0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSafety Risk Reliability and QualitySafety Research050107 human factors
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