Add to ORKGIn the industrial workplaces, manual materials handling is a necessity for the workers. However, improper materials handling technique can contribute to occupational injuries. The objective of this paper is to provide information on ergonomics risk factors and health effects associated with manual materials handling. Ergonomics risk factors include awkward posture, excessive load, and extreme temperature has been identified as main contributors to poor occupational health in manual materials handling activitie
Productivity is a crucial factor in the manufacturing sector. However, exposure to poor ergonomic co...
This summary reviews the general features and results of the research, entitled " The Contributions ...
The medical manufacturing industry is currently one of the sectors with great potential growth in Ma...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to overview the ergonomics risk factors in construction industr...
Ergonomic risk factors is defined as the design of the workplace, equipment, machine, tool, product,...
Manufacturing industry has been recognized as a vital contributor to nation economy as it offers eno...
Plan BThe research was conducted solely to assess the level of employee' exposure to ergonomic based...
Most studies have examined the association of ergonomic risk factors and musculoskeletal discomfort ...
Aim of the study - to analyze and asses work related ergonomic risk factors, and to investigate thei...
Repetitive work including manual material handling of loads at high frequency involves a significant...
PurposeThe paper aims to provide the main principles and practical aspects of the model, to present ...
Abstract: In Malaysia, there is paucity of reports on risk factors among automotive factory workers ...
Construction as a complex industry challenges the protection of safety and health of workers who are...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD) became one of the biggest health problems in the workp...
Industries act major role in the development of a nation. Many company workers have health problem s...
Productivity is a crucial factor in the manufacturing sector. However, exposure to poor ergonomic co...
This summary reviews the general features and results of the research, entitled " The Contributions ...
The medical manufacturing industry is currently one of the sectors with great potential growth in Ma...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to overview the ergonomics risk factors in construction industr...
Ergonomic risk factors is defined as the design of the workplace, equipment, machine, tool, product,...
Manufacturing industry has been recognized as a vital contributor to nation economy as it offers eno...
Plan BThe research was conducted solely to assess the level of employee' exposure to ergonomic based...
Most studies have examined the association of ergonomic risk factors and musculoskeletal discomfort ...
Aim of the study - to analyze and asses work related ergonomic risk factors, and to investigate thei...
Repetitive work including manual material handling of loads at high frequency involves a significant...
PurposeThe paper aims to provide the main principles and practical aspects of the model, to present ...
Abstract: In Malaysia, there is paucity of reports on risk factors among automotive factory workers ...
Construction as a complex industry challenges the protection of safety and health of workers who are...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD) became one of the biggest health problems in the workp...
Industries act major role in the development of a nation. Many company workers have health problem s...
Productivity is a crucial factor in the manufacturing sector. However, exposure to poor ergonomic co...
This summary reviews the general features and results of the research, entitled " The Contributions ...
The medical manufacturing industry is currently one of the sectors with great potential growth in Ma...