The Risk Factor of Age in Construction Accidents: Important at Present and Fundamental in the Future

Table 3

Accidents by ages and by days off work. Spain 1996-2015.

Age	Accidents		CL for the average at 95%		Accidents		CL for the average at 95%
	Totals	Average days lost	Lower Limit [days]	Upper Limit [days]	S+F	Average days lost	Lower Limit [days]	Upper Limit [days]
16-24	683,446	19.12	19.06	19.18	7,511	90.33	88.45	92.20
25-34	1,142,450	21.85	21.79	21.9	14,334	97.84	96.34	99.33
35-44	859,460	25.36	25.28	25.43	14,121	108.08	106.48	109.69
45-54	528,429	29.02	28.91	29.13	11,223	111.07	109.22	112.91
>54	224,360	32.91	32.72	33.11	5,728	112.73	110.08	115.37
Total	3,438,145	24.01	23.97	24.04	52,917	103.92	103.11	104.73

Notes. All differences analyzed present a p-value <0.01. Source. Prepared by the authors using the anonymous data on occupational accidents provided by the Subdirección General de Estadística of the Ministerio de Empleo y Seguridad Social.