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Helen Lingard, Isaac Selva Raj, Noel Lythgo, Olga Troynikov, Chris Fitzgerald
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The paper explores the risk of work-related musculoskeletal injury in tying steel reinforcement bars. Three tools are compared to determine the extent to which ergonomic tools can reduce the risk of injury to the back and wrist in steel-tying. A whole bo...
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Ehsan Gharaie, Helen Lingard, Tracy Cooke
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In ten years from 2004 to 2013, 359 workers died in the Australian construction industry because of work related causes. This paper investigates crane-related fatalities in order to find the upstream causation of such accidents. The National Coroners? In...
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Helen Lingard
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A questionnaire survey was undertaken among third year studentsenrolled in the University of Melbourne?s Bachelor of Property andConstruction (BPC) programme. The survey explored students?experiences in balancing paid work with study. Hours spent in paid...
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Helen Lingard, Jasmine Lin
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A survey of women in the Australian construction industrywas undertaken to examine women's work experiencesin construction. Questionnaires were distributed to threehundred women in construction occupations and 109completed and usable questionnaires were ...
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Valerie Francis, Helen Lingard
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Although significant changes at the social, demographic, technological and workforce levelshave transformed the relationship between family and work, these changes have notbeen reflected in the employment practices of many construction companies. Many of...
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