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桥面铺装施工技术交底书(中铁二十二局)1.1.Attitudestowards safety

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confidence in safety (21); contractors (20); · job satisfaction (23); ●participation (25); ●risk (20) safety rules (16) stress (15); and . training (15)

confidence in safety (21); contractors (20); · job satisfaction (23); · participation (25); · risk (20) · safety rules (16) stress (15); and ? ? training (15)

4.1.Factoranalysis

Table 1 Domain

Table 1 Domain

Table 1 Domain

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4.2.Factorscores

4.3.Validation

B.1.Correlationbetweenattitudesandaccidenthistory It was demonstrated in the Sellafield Study (Lee, 1998) that there is a strong an psitive relationship between negative expressions of attitude (or reported behaviou

Table 2 Examples of items included:four factors ItemNo. Item

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Id the likelihood of an accident involving personal injury while working on tH e. However, for the present study, a greatly extended range of criteria of acciden storywasintroduced, as follows:

4.28 0.000 4.15 0.0002.96 0.003 2.03 0.043 6.99 0.000 2.79 0.005 1.06 0.2910.30 0.7670.75 0.4561.85 0.118 0.68 0.4962.260.0242.67 0.0081.79 0.0741.34 0.255 0.70 0.486 0.75 0.4551.36 0.1761.46 0.144 2.66 0.032 1.55 0.123 2.20 0.028 2.53 0.012 1.52 0.1291.29 0.273 2.06 0.040 2.04 0.0411.07 0.2850.99 0.3251.48 0.205 2.55 0.011 3.08 0.002 1.28 0.203 0.17 0.862 4.50 0.004 3.21 0.001 2.95 0.003 1.18 0.2390.34 0.7353.06 0.016 1.510.1300.370.7151.230.2171.18 0.2402.92 0.021 0.85 0.396 1.67 0.096 1.45 0.1481.23 0.218 1.50 0.200 3.13 0.002 3.04 0.0022.69 0.0070.05 0.9593.42 0.009 3.92 0.000 3.60 0.000 1.94 0.052 0.14 0.887 6.06 0.000

Table 3 (continued

Table 3 (continued

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g. 1.Attitudes by injury involving medical treatment. The data shown are the means of standard score cause there are small quantities of missing data, the means of each total sample plotted in this and su quent bar charts may deviate slightly from zero. n=670: Mean (three sites)=0.

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Meanattitudescore

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g. 3.Attitudes by how many times injured (the data are distributed between two plots to aid visibility 663: Mean(three sites)=0.For definition of abbreviations see Table 1

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taking wouldbe changed towards cautionfollowing an injury,but it is no affected. The strong inference is that these attitudes predispose to acciden andarenotprimarilytheirconsequence.

5.1.Types of job

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N=671;Mean(3 sites)=0. Only attitudesindicatingsignificant differences (Fratios) areincluded.

Fig. 5. Attitude by age. n=671; Mean (three sites)=0. Only attitudes indicating differences (F ratios)are included. For definition of abbreviations see Table 1

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g.6.Attitude changes with age:craft workers (n=

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海湖新区自行车道第一标段施工组织设计5.4.Days/shifts

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Table4 Analysis of variance: days/shifts by type of jobfor all factors

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Interactions are between days/shifts and eight job types *,P<0.05. **，P<0.01. P<0.001

Interactions are between days/shifts and eight job types *,P<0.05. **，P<0.01.

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