英文摘要 |
This study was conducted to develop an approach from “environment”,“equipment”, and “management” to measure the ability of train drivers toadapt to job stress and ensure safe driving. Through focus group discussion andexpert judgment, a questionnaire was designed to explore the stressors confrontedby train drivers when driving and measure their ability to adapt to drivingstress. A survey was conducted to collect the responses of Taiwan RailwayAdministration (TRA) train drivers, and the Rasch model, which can estimatevalues on an interval scale from ordinal responses, was then applied to explorethe difficulties of various stressors to be confronted and the abilities of traindrivers to adapt to stress while driving. The study results showed that most of thecritical stressors come from the driving external environment, and is found to bethe most important factor to determine the ability to adapt to job stress for safedriving. The study results offer valuable information about the stressors confrontedby train drivers, and provide consultation assistance on railway safetymanagement. |