Job Analysis, Assessment, and Accommodation Technology Analysis

Job Analysis, Assessment, and Accommodation Technology
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Job Analysis, Assessment, And Accommodation Technology
Introduction  
Construction workers are employed in manual labor in a physical construction site of the building environment and infrastructure. Most of the individuals in a construction firm carry out a wide range of tasks to assist the tradesperson on the site. They can clean the construction site regularly using different tools, sweep out some areas, and put the supplies in order. In their work, construction workers face imminent risks that can have severe consequences if they occur. There are risks such as working at a height, moving objects, noise, material, and manual handling and collapse trenches. Safety measures are always adopted at these sites to ensure the workers are safe from these risks, and they engage in activities that guarantee their wellbeing while in the worksite. In case of any disaster or accidents, the workers have to take leave of duty depending on the nature of their injuries and the degree of trauma from the incident. The workers have to pass through assessments to ensure they can get back to work and operate efficiently to accomplish their allocated tasks at the site. An overview of the construction work helps explore the return-to-work plan that needs to be followed to ensure the employee is fit to engage in the manual work after an injury. 
Qualifications, job duties
Construction workers engage in different tasks, including preparing sites, materials, tools, loading and unloading materials, tools, and equipment. The individuals remove debris, garbage, and dangerous materials from sites. They assemble and break down barricades, temporary structures, and scaffolding. Construction workers assist the contractors on-site such as electricians and engineers, as required, and help with the transport and operation of heavy machinery and equipment. The workers regulate the traffic and put-up traffic signs, dig holes, tunnels and shafts. 
Although there are no formal requirements for construction workers, a high-school diploma may be needed. A similar work experience can also be an added advantage for the qualification. A licensure to work with dangerous materials is a requirement, and the employee has to be willing to take training if necessary. Construction workers must be mild-tempered and team players, healthy, strong, and fit for the roles. 
Work schedule/workflow, machines
The construction industry experiences a slower growth rate than in the past. As a result, there is a shortage of skilled workers as more companies struggle to find qualified employees to fill the ranks. The current employees take longer hours to accomplish their allocated tasks. While the workers put in increased hours per person, the productivity continues to wane and has declined by half over the past decades. The longer hours the construction employees work is because they have to, following the tight deadlines and limited workforce. 
The workers use different machines in their occupation, including excavators, backhoe, dragline excavators, and graders. The use of these machines requires adequate knowledge ...