Should construction workers work harder to improve their health?

Verbeek, Jos

doi:10.5271/sjweh.3375

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“…The construction industry is characterised by hazardous agents and demanding work 1 2. Owing to the varied, unpredictable and time-pressured nature of the work, reducing the health risks remains a problem 3.…”

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“…Owing to the varied, unpredictable and time-pressured nature of the work, reducing the health risks remains a problem 3. In addition, as in most branches of industry, the mean age of construction workers is increasing due to the decreasing recruitment of young people into the sector 1. This results in higher cumulative exposures and thereby increasing the risk of occupational diseases (ODs).…”

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