A task-based analysis of machinery entanglement injuries among Western Canadian farmers.
作者： Gopinath Narasimhan , Trever G. Crowe , Yingwei Peng , Louise Hagel , James Dosman
DOI: 10.1080/1059924X.2011.584043
关键词: Human factors and ergonomics 、 Forensic engineering 、 Task (project management) 、 Occupational injury 、 Risk analysis (engineering) 、 Agricultural machinery 、 Occupational safety and health 、 Work (electrical) 、 Injury prevention 、 Engineering 、 Poison control
摘要: ABSTRACT Machinery entanglements are a leading cause of hospitalized injury on Canadian farms. This study evaluates the role farm tasks play in occurrence machinery entanglement events. A retrospective case series 41 injuries involving 35 farm-machinery types was assembled. Only few limited were implicated majority entanglements. These as follows: (1) field adjustments machinery; (2) product handling and conveyance; (3) driveline attachments servicing. Hazards inherent common to these affected behavior farmers, establishes need identify hazards assess risks associated with different use under actual situations. Systemic changes required improve existing safety practices through engineering, work methods, practice modifications. In addition design solutions, occupational health safetystrategies should consi...
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