Worker Fatigue: The Overlooked Hazard Driving Injuries and Rework
Construction Executive
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Worker fatigue directly increases injury rates and rework costs on job sites, making it a critical safety and productivity issue that demands active management. Treating fatigue as a risk control measure—not just a wellness perk—protects both workers and project timelines while safeguarding the bottom line.
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Fatigue management isn’t wellness; it’s risk control that protects workers, schedules and profits. The post Worker Fatigue: The Overlooked Hazard Driving Injuries and Rework first appeared on Construction Executive .
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