RI 9527 - Effective Hazard Recognition Training Using a Latent-Image, Three-Dimensional Slide Simulation Exercise (160239d7-86c3-4a8e-b1f6-15d232550730)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. A. Barrett
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

The U.S. Bureau of Mines (USBM) conducted experiments to determine if training using a latent-image, three-dimensional (3-D) slide simulation exercise improved miners' ability to recognize roof and rib hazards. The effectiveness of this innovative type of classroom training was investigated by measuring workers' performance on a hazard recognition task. The study was unique in that hazard recognition skills were assessed in the workplace using actual coal mine roof and rib hazards. Results showed that training with a latent-image, 3-D slide simulation exercise significantly improved each subject's performance on the in-mine hazard recognition task. Further, the USBM researchers concluded that transfer of learning from the classroom to the workplace occurred.
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APA: E. A. Barrett  (2010)  RI 9527 - Effective Hazard Recognition Training Using a Latent-Image, Three-Dimensional Slide Simulation Exercise (160239d7-86c3-4a8e-b1f6-15d232550730)

MLA: E. A. Barrett RI 9527 - Effective Hazard Recognition Training Using a Latent-Image, Three-Dimensional Slide Simulation Exercise (160239d7-86c3-4a8e-b1f6-15d232550730). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 2010.

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