Workplace Safety Research Fact-Checker
Budget: $30 – $250 NZD
I am compiling a literature pack on workplace safety and require a meticulous reviewer to verify each claim before it is included in the final report. Your task is to verify that each citation in the peer-reviewed journals supports its point, highlight relevant paragraphs or data tables, and flag any weak or outdated references.
If a reference turns out to be unsuitable, please locate an alternative peer-reviewed source that fills the same evidentiary gap. This is a way to make sure that the information is both accurate and useful: no newspaper articles, no trade magazine articles—only solid, scholarly work.
Deliverables
• A clean, well-structured document (Word, Google Doc, or PDF) listing each claim, a verified citation, and a brief note summarising the highlighted excerpt.
• Hyperlinked page numbers or quoted passages so I can jump straight to the evidence.
• A short appendix of replacement sources is provided wherever the original failed the check.
I expect clear reasoning, a keen eye for detail, and references that can stand up to serious scrutiny. If you use tools such as Zotero or Mendeley for citation management, great—just be sure every link works and every DOI resolves.
If a reference turns out to be unsuitable, please locate an alternative peer-reviewed source that fills the same evidentiary gap. This is a way to make sure that the information is both accurate and useful: no newspaper articles, no trade magazine articles—only solid, scholarly work.
Deliverables
• A clean, well-structured document (Word, Google Doc, or PDF) listing each claim, a verified citation, and a brief note summarising the highlighted excerpt.
• Hyperlinked page numbers or quoted passages so I can jump straight to the evidence.
• A short appendix of replacement sources is provided wherever the original failed the check.
I expect clear reasoning, a keen eye for detail, and references that can stand up to serious scrutiny. If you use tools such as Zotero or Mendeley for citation management, great—just be sure every link works and every DOI resolves.