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Conducting effective tailgate trainings.

David Harrington¹, Barbara Materna, Jim Vannoy

¹BuildSafe California Project at the Occupational Health Branch in the California Department of Health Services, 850 Marina Bay Parkway, Building P, Third Floor, Richmond, CA 94804, USA. david.harrington@cdph.ca.gov

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Summary

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Construction safety training needs improvement. The BuildSafe California Project enhanced tailgate trainings (brief job site safety meetings), improving hazard awareness and safe work practices for construction workers.

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Area of Science:

Occupational Health
Construction Safety
Workforce Training

Background:

The construction industry faces high risks of injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.
Effective tailgate trainings are crucial for hazard awareness and safe work practices.
Many current tailgate trainings are conducted ineffectively by contractors and supervisors.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate an intervention to improve the effectiveness of tailgate trainings in the construction industry.
To enhance contractor and supervisor skills in conducting safety trainings.
To address the need for culturally appropriate safety training for a diverse workforce.

Main Methods:

Development of the BuildSafe California Project, a training-of-trainers program.
Conducted 25 training-of-trainers sessions reaching 1,525 participants.
Presented needs assessment, intervention, and evaluation results from the first 18 trainings.

Main Results:

86% of participants found the BuildSafe California Project "very helpful."
Participants utilized provided materials to improve training quality and frequency.
The intervention demonstrated potential for enhancing construction safety practices.

Conclusions:

Supervisors require specific skills to conduct effective tailgate trainings.
There is a significant need for culturally appropriate safety training, particularly for Latino workers in construction.
The BuildSafe California Project shows promise in improving construction site safety through enhanced training programs.