Authors :
Sudhir D Bali; Amarnath Shanmukhe; Santosh Indi; Parashuram Vitthal; FrancisClemant S Adin
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 12 - December
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7480837
Abstract :
:- Evaluation of the planned teaching program's
impact on construction employees' understanding of
occupational health risks at a few key construction sites in
Bangalore is the goal. Methods: A one-group, pre- and
post-test quasi-experimental design with 60 numbers was
chosen from a list of Bangalore building sites for this
evaluative research approach. The pre-test total
knowledge score of construction employees about
occupational health hazards was 43.7 percent, with a
mean and standard deviation of 2.3. This was revealed by
the study's findings. Construction employees' post-test
total knowledge score was 76.0 percent mean with a 2.7
standard deviation. As a result, there was a 32.3 percent
difference between the pretest and post-test general
knowledge scores. Accordingly, the study's findings
revealed a difference between construction employees'
knowledge scores about occupational health before and
after the exam.
Keywords :
Construction Workers, Occupational Health Hazards
:- Evaluation of the planned teaching program's
impact on construction employees' understanding of
occupational health risks at a few key construction sites in
Bangalore is the goal. Methods: A one-group, pre- and
post-test quasi-experimental design with 60 numbers was
chosen from a list of Bangalore building sites for this
evaluative research approach. The pre-test total
knowledge score of construction employees about
occupational health hazards was 43.7 percent, with a
mean and standard deviation of 2.3. This was revealed by
the study's findings. Construction employees' post-test
total knowledge score was 76.0 percent mean with a 2.7
standard deviation. As a result, there was a 32.3 percent
difference between the pretest and post-test general
knowledge scores. Accordingly, the study's findings
revealed a difference between construction employees'
knowledge scores about occupational health before and
after the exam.
Keywords :
Construction Workers, Occupational Health Hazards
