How Construction Professionals Want Fatigue Monitored
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For researchers, the work provides a documented basis for the next study of safety & human performance. For practitioners and educators, it clarifies what should be considered before translating the paper’s contribution into a policy, project process, technology choice, or learning intervention. Read together, the question, method, and findings show how this publication fits within Tafazzoli’s broader program of connecting built-environment evidence with practical decisions. The page intentionally separates documented results from interpretation and directs readers to the complete paper for methodological detail.
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Published · 2026 · Conference paper
Olatunbosun, S., Namian, M., Tafazzoli, M., & Akhnoukh, A. (2026). Silica dust in construction: Uncovering common myths and misconceptions among workers. Construction Research Congress 2026 (pp. 1131–1141). American Society of Civil Engineers. https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784486993.111
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