Study of janitors explores the safety and health impacts of working alone
Safety+Health Magazine
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A study on janitors reveals that working alone creates safety and health risks on jobsites. Supervisors often prioritize schedule adherence over safe work practices, according to research participants.
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To supervisors, finishing work on time is more important than finishing the job safely, many participants said.
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