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Results from this study may help to test training effectiveness, identify workers with lower situationa awareness, and pinpoint training opportunities to reduce human error and accidents in construction sites.

Study is the first to use eye tracking technology to measure construction worker attention. Results from this study by help test training effectiveness, identify poor attention, and reduce human error and accidents.

Given the general perspective that disputes arise out of a lack of understanding between parties and that traditional low-bid procurement methods for selecting contractors foster adversarial relationships, substantial efforts have been made to evolve alternative project delivery methods (PDMs) that create collaborative project environments to reduce disputes. http://sarmad.unl.edu/research/disputes-public-highway-projects

To respond to a dearth of data to support these complex decisions, our study offers an empirical database that compares the performance of various project-delivery decisions for large projects.

Explanation of electrical contractors' safety-risk management