This study evaluated occupational deaths resulting from fall injuries among Hispanic
construction workers using data from the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries and the Current …

Objectives Examine trends and patterns of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs)
among construction workers in the USA, with an emphasis on older workers. Methods …

INTRODUCTION: This study examined trends and patterns of fatal falls from roofs in the US
construction industry over an 18-year period (1992–2009), with detailed analysis for 2003–…

… Xiuwen Sue Dong… Contributors Xiuwen Sue Dong: study design, data interpretation, and
writing manuscript; Xuanwen Wang: data manipulation and analysis, and writing manuscript; …

Background Heat is a severe hazard for construction workers and may be worsening with
global warming. This study sought to explore heat‐related deaths among US construction …

This study analyzed the Construction FACE Database (CFD), a quantitative database
developed from reports of the Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) program …

Objectives: To examine the health status of older construction workers in the United States,
and how occupation and the aging process affect health in workers' later years. Methods: We …

The average US construction worker is aged 42.6 years, and will not be eligible for full Social
Security retirement benefits until age 67. Delayed retirement is largely driven by economic …

Background This study examined the relationship between work‐related injuries and health
outcomes among a cohort of blue‐collar construction workers. Materials and Methods Data …

Background Although a large number of Hispanic workers have entered the construction
industry, few studies have estimated non‐fatal work‐related injuries for Hispanic construction …