Have young workers more injuries than older ones? An international literature review
S Salminen - Journal of safety research, 2004 - Elsevier
Problem: Two questions were posed in this global literature review: Do young workers have
a higher occupational injury rate? Are the injuries of young workers more often fatal than …
a higher occupational injury rate? Are the injuries of young workers more often fatal than …
Safety and ergonomic considerations for an aging workforce in the US construction industry
SD Choi - Work, 2009 - content.iospress.com
The US construction workforce is aging as millions of baby boomers move toward retirement
age. Older workers make a substantial contribution to construction in terms of skills and …
age. Older workers make a substantial contribution to construction in terms of skills and …
Analysis and prevention of serious and fatal accidents related to moving parts of machinery
Y Chinniah - Safety science, 2015 - Elsevier
Abstract Machines contain hazards of different nature and exposure to those hazards can
result in injuries or deaths. Safety of machinery considers the ability of a machine to perform …
result in injuries or deaths. Safety of machinery considers the ability of a machine to perform …
Occupational deaths and injuries in the construction industry
BY Jeong - Applied ergonomics, 1998 - Elsevier
This study concerned with the characteristics of occupational deaths and injuries in the
construction industry of South Korea. The national statistics of industrial accidents in the …
construction industry of South Korea. The national statistics of industrial accidents in the …
AHP-based methodology for selecting safety devices of industrial machinery
AC Caputo, PM Pelagagge, P Salini - Safety science, 2013 - Elsevier
Safe machines make a major contribution to personnel safety on the workplace. Safety of
machines is often guaranteed or enhanced by safety devices. The choice of a safety device …
machines is often guaranteed or enhanced by safety devices. The choice of a safety device …
Changes in logging injury rates associated with use of feller-bunchers in West Virginia
JL Bell - Journal of safety research, 2002 - Elsevier
Problem: It is well documented that logging is one of the most dangerous occupations and
industries in which to work, and trees fellers are at greatest risk of injury. The objective of this …
industries in which to work, and trees fellers are at greatest risk of injury. The objective of this …
A study of fatal injuries in Nigerian factories
AO Ezenwa - Occupational medicine, 2001 - academic.oup.com
A study of the pattern of occupational injury mortality rates by industry and cause of death
was undertaken to indicate the high‐risk types of industry and the major causes of death …
was undertaken to indicate the high‐risk types of industry and the major causes of death …
Fatal accidents in Swedish farming and forestry, 1988–1997
A Thelin - Safety science, 2002 - Elsevier
It has long been acknowledged that farm work is associated with accident risks. In this
investigation it has been determined how these risks have changed over the past 10-year …
investigation it has been determined how these risks have changed over the past 10-year …
Trends of occupational fatalities involving machines, United States, 1992–2010
SM Marsh, DE Fosbroke - American journal of industrial …, 2015 - Wiley Online Library
Background This paper describes trends of occupational machine‐related fatalities from
1992–2010. We examine temporal patterns by worker demographics, machine types (eg …
1992–2010. We examine temporal patterns by worker demographics, machine types (eg …
Heavy equipment and truck-related deaths on excavation work sites
M McCann - Journal of Safety Research, 2006 - Elsevier
PROBLEM: Contact with objects and equipment is the third leading cause of death in
construction. This study examines heavy equipment-and truck-related deaths in the …
construction. This study examines heavy equipment-and truck-related deaths in the …