Factors Associated with Occupational Injury among Hydropower Dam Construction Workers, South East Ethiopia, 2018.
Jemal HussenHenok DagneDawit Getachew YenealemPublished in: BioMed research international (2020)
The prevalence of occupational injuries in the earlier 12 months before the study was 57.8% with (95% CI (52.8, 62.7)). Age, educational status, alcohol consumption, job stress, work shift, and working hours per week were factors significantly associated with occupational injury. Conclusion and recommendation. Occupational injuries were common among dam construction workers. Conducting regular monitoring of substance abuse, avoiding overtime work, rotation of the work shift, and considering age and the educational status during employee recruitment can be effective to decrease the prevalence of occupational injuries.