Abstract:(1) Background: In this case study, we examined the safety-training-related experiences of individuals from six racial-ethnic groups (Asians (Vietnamese), Blacks, Hispanics, Isleños, Native Americans, and Whites) involved in the cleanup of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. (2) Methods: We assessed, via a survey, 495 disaster response trainees’ reactions to the design and delivery of training, learning, safety performance, and injury and illness experience. (3) Results: Our results showed statistically significa… Show more
“…Sarpy and Burke’s article is closely related to Mariani et al’s research [ 3 ]. Burke, the author of one of the meta-analyses referred to above, is also interested in studying the relationship between training effectiveness and the degree of trainee involvement.…”
This Special Issue, “Safety Training Effectiveness: A Research Agenda,” aims to address training as one of the many elements that play a role in determining so-called safety outcomes [...]
“…Sarpy and Burke’s article is closely related to Mariani et al’s research [ 3 ]. Burke, the author of one of the meta-analyses referred to above, is also interested in studying the relationship between training effectiveness and the degree of trainee involvement.…”
This Special Issue, “Safety Training Effectiveness: A Research Agenda,” aims to address training as one of the many elements that play a role in determining so-called safety outcomes [...]
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