Author:James L. Jenkins

Publications
Identifying Electrical Risks and Enhancing Safety Training for Non-Electrical Construction Workers Matthew Reyes, Somik Ghosh, James L. Jenkins and Vishwa Tripathi In:Proceedings of Associated Schools of Construction 61st Annual International Conference
Lessons Learned from Accident Reports of Falls in the US Construction Industry Somik Ghosh, Matthew Reyes and James L. Jenkins In:Proceedings of Associated Schools of Construction 61st Annual International Conference
Key Factors and Representative Scenarios in Work Zone Safety: Indiana Crash Data Analysis Hongyue Wu, Yunfeng Chen, Jiansong Zhang and James L. Jenkins In:Proceedings of 60th Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference
Lessons to Learn: An Analysis of OSHA-Investigated Fall Fatalities in the U.S. Construction Industry, 2015-2019 James Jenkins and Sonya Meekel In:Proceedings of 60th Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference
Construction Case Studies: A Partnership with Engineering News Record (ENR) and the Associated Schools of Construction Lantz Holtzhower, Brad Benhart, Casey Cline, James Jenkins and Ben Farrow In:Proceedings of 60th Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference
OSHA-Investigated Electrocution Fatalities in the Construction Industry, 2015-2019 James Jenkins and Anthony Sparkling In:Proceedings of 59th Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference
Analysis of U.S. Construction “Fatal Four” Fatalities investigated by OSHA in 2019 James Jenkins In:ASC2022. 58th Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference
Ranking Student Employment Decision Criteria James L. Jenkins, Bradley Benhart, Thomas Mills, Matthew Reyes and Keith Rahn In:Associated Schools of Construction Proceedings of the 56th Annual International Conference

Keyphrases

Accident reports, Accidents³, case studies, collaborative learning, construction, Construction Safety⁴, Crash data, Electrical Hazards, Electrocution, Employment, engaged learning, Falls², Fatal Four², focus four², hiring, key factors, OSHA³, real-world problems, Representative scenarios, Retention, safety², Safety Training, student survey, Work Zone.