Table 1.
% (n) | ||
---|---|---|
Gender | Male | 95.0 (1600) |
Female | 5.0 (84) | |
Race | Hispanic | 4.0 (64) |
Black | 7.4 (119) | |
Other | 6.6 (106) | |
White | 82.1 (1328) | |
Age (continuous) | Mean (SD) | 28.5 (6.6) |
Education | ≤High school/GED | 51.8 (852) |
Some college/2yr degree | 39.3 (647) | |
≥4 years college | 8.9 (146) | |
Income | <$25,000 | 6.7 (98) |
$25,000–$49,999 | 37.1 (545) | |
$50,000–74,999 | 25.6 (376) | |
≥$75,000 | 30.7 (451) | |
Contractor safety | Low | 44.8 (772) |
High | 55.3 (953) | |
Coworker safety | Low | 58.1 (1002) |
High | 41.9 (723) | |
Mask use | Yes | 74.8 (1128) |
No | 25.3 (381) | |
Respirator use | Yes | 69.8 (736) |
No | 30.2 (319) | |
Hearing protection use | Yes | 76.4 (1177) |
No | 23.6 (364) | |
General equipment usec | Yes | 95.1 (1497) |
No | 4.9 (77) | |
Fall protection use | Yes | 88.1 (1331) |
No | 11.9 (180) | |
Smoking status | Current smoker | 43.0 (731) |
Nonsmoker | 57.0 (968) |
Excludes respondents with missing values for coworker safety climate or contractor safety climate.
Pre-imputation figures
Such as goggles or gloves