Design of an innovative system of safety and health at work applied to construction

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Abstract

90% of civil engineering projects had accidents in Colombia in 2018. Therefore, this project developed an innovative evaluation system through Virtual Reality that allows risk prevention. A 360-degree questionnaire about Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) was developed using 3DVista. A traditional lecture about PPE was given to team members. Then, the group was divided into G1 (n = 14), who did a Paper-&-Pencil test, and G2 (n = 15), who did the VR test, both with the same questions. A second test was carried out to evaluate the remembrance five days later with the same procedure. As a result, both tests caused a significant difference in trainees’ remembrance (p < 0.05), and G2 had better results in the second test than G1 (p = 0,002). Besides, in the satisfaction questionnaire, 43% of G2’s participants affirmed that this tool allowed them to obtained better results. It should be noted that the proposal is innovative, different, and didactic.

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Casañas, J., Burbano, D., Cortes, N., Espinosa, V., & Rey-Becerra, E. (2021). Design of an innovative system of safety and health at work applied to construction. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 1253 AISC, pp. 223–227). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55307-4_34

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