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Using Immersive Storytelling to Improve Fall Prevention Training

2023
By CPWR--The Center for Construction Research and Training. ...
Series: CPWR KEY FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH

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CPWR--The Center for Construction Research and Training. ; National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

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Using Immersive Storytelling to Improve Fall Prevention Training Ricardo Eiris, Ahmed Al-Bayati. CPWR Small Study, 2023

Construction continues to have one of the highest rates of workplace deaths and injuries of any U.S. industry. Falls—particularly in the residential sector—are the leading cause of fatalities. Many construction employers use training programs to try to reduce these incidents, but current programs often produce low engagement and motivation among trainees. To address this problem, the researchers developed fall hazard training methodology for residential construction workers featuring immersive storytelling, which puts participants into a digital environment and delivers job site safety story narratives. They focused on how the inclusion of storytelling-driven narratives affects safety training engagement and motivation. They employed a between-subject experimental design with two approaches—1) virtual human storytelling-driven narratives and 2) non-storytelling narratives—to evaluate trainee engagement and motivation. Data was collected using eye-tracking metrics, a hazard identification survey, and selfefficacy and motivation questionnaires from 42 residential construction workers in Michigan.

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Accidental Falls/prevention & Control Accident Prevention Communication Construction Industry Safety Management
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CPWR KEY FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH
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production of this document was supported by cooperative agreement OH 009762 from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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