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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Occup Environ Med. 2014 Oct;56(10):1082–1087. doi: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000000233

Table 1.

Baseline Sample Characteristics for Cross-Sectional Analysis of American Building Apprentices Enrolled in the MassBUILT Smoking Cessation Trial (n=1725)a,b

% (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)
a

Excludes respondents with missing values for coworker safety climate or contractor safety climate.

b

Pre-imputation figures

c

Such as goggles or gloves