Artigo completo:

The built environment in the living area of the construction site has peculiar characteristics of the provisional, intermittent, diversified and constructive variability, which directly interfere in the relationships between the built environment and its users, estimated in 2019 to be 6.5 million workers experiencing this daily space in Brazil. The legislation that guides on the organization of the construction site space (NR-18), from 1978, and undergoes a technical review seeking modernization, an opportunity to consider the theme of the environmental ergonomics created in the living area of the construction site. This research investigates the environmental perception of the construction worker on the built environment in the living area he uses, through the Post-Occupancy Analysis in a Case Study of four construction sites in the city of Criciúma/ SC, structured in questionnaires (oriented assessment by the user) and technical visit (dimensional survey of the facilities, photographic record). The results obtained demonstrate the user's assessment of the living area environment, based on the analysis of the factors: function, shape, light, sound, aeration and temperature, visual comfort, symbolic meaning, and available construction furniture. This information was structured in scientific data, whose application focuses on the perspective of supporting discussions in the revision of the current legislation, in addition to technically assisting the project process of the living area.