Delphi assessment of occupational hazards in the wineries of Andalusia, in southern Spain

Anaya-Aguilar, Rosa; Suárez-Cebador, Manuel; Rubio-Romero, Juan Carlos; Galindo-Reyes, Fuensanta Carmen

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.06.008

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“…Farming has always been among the most hazardous occupations (Judd & Roberts, 1999). Occupational health risks of winery labourers comprise both specific hazards, such as exposure to carbon dioxide in confined spaces, and the same injuries faced by agriculture workers in general, including skeletal injuries caused by falls or farm accidents (Anaya‐Aguilar, Suárez‐Cebador, Rubio‐Romero, & Galindo‐Reyes, 2018). Moreover, the severity of recorded lesions prompted an extended period of recovery, with probable social sequelae, such as unemployment and impoverishment.…”

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Interpreting injury recidivism in a rural post‐medieval male individual from Bucelas, Portugal

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2020

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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Injury recidivism studies assess the lived experience of individuals who endure multiple traumatic incidents, conveying a nuanced contextualization of individual suffering within a reticulate of social and cultural processes. During a recent archaeological excavation, a skeleton of a middle‐aged male dating to the 17th–18th centuries AD was excavated in the churchyard of the Chapel of the Holy Spirit in Bucelas (Portugal). This individual exhibited a mixture of healed and healing fractures that prompted poor functional long‐term outcomes and an increase in the risk of death. Macroscopic and medical imaging (computerized tomography) analyses revealed lesions in the right shoulder, right and left ribs, fifth right proximal phalanx and right distal femur. Fracture complications include myositis ossificans and chronic osteomyelitis. The results are interpreted in the broader sociocultural circumstances of Bucelas during the early modern period, in order to investigate the causes of this individual's accumulated trauma and the possibility of health‐related care associated with it.

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Interpreting injury recidivism in a rural post‐medieval male individual from Bucelas, Portugal

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2020

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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“…Thus, the first stage encompassed two vectors; the first one was based on an ergonomic risk survey, which was substantiated by the work of several authors [20][21][22][23], and the second vector quantified the ergonomic risks, determined by the estimation of energy expenditure based on the energy spent in the several tasks that comprise the manufacturing processes, determined by comparing the specific tasks to those already assessed and classified in the work of Ainsworth et al [24][25][26].…”

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Ergonomic Risk Minimization in the Portuguese Wine Industry: A Task Scheduling Optimization Method Based on the Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm

2022

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In the wine industry, task planning is based on decision-making processes that are influenced by technical and organizational constraints as well as regulatory limitations. A characteristic constraint inherent to this sector concerns occupational risks, in which companies must reduce and mitigate work-related accidents, resulting in lower operating costs and a gain in human, financial, and material efficiency. This work proposes a task scheduling optimization model using a methodology based on the ant colony optimization approach to mitigate the ergonomic risks identified in general winery production processes by estimating the metabolic energy expenditure during the execution of tasks. The results show that the tasks were reorganized according to their degree of ergonomic risk, preserving an acceptable priority sequence of tasks with operational affinity and satisfactory efficiency from the point of view of the operationalization of processes, while the potential ergonomic risks are simultaneously minimized by the rotation and alternation of operative teams between those tasks with higher and lower values of metabolic energy required. We also verified that tasks with lower ergonomic-load requirements influence the reorganization of the task sequence by lowering the overall value of metabolic energy, which is reflected in the reduction of the ergonomic load.

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“…literature review. The issue of improving the principles of functioning of the SchuhartDemng cycle in occupational health and safety was considered in the following studies [5][6][7][8][9][10]. However, the analysis of these studies revealed the follow ing number of unsolved problems and defects.…”

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“…Based on the results of the analysis of the causes of occu pational dangers (in Spain) as well as the content and structure of ISO 45001:2018 [8], the causation between the causes of dangers and improper compliance (noncompliance) of a cer tain standard requirements was found. It is noted that the greatest number of errors occurs at the risk evaluation stage as determining (in the author's opinion), which influences the results of the functioning of the SchuhartDeming cycle.…”

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“…This comparison takes place within the Risk evalua tion substage and accordingly provides for the implementa tion of the following condition r 0 ≤ r. (9) This expression can be considered correct, because in the development of methodological support, both for the stage of determining of resources and for the stage of risk assessment (2-8) the condition (1) was taken into account. Therefore, given that the controlled parameters for models (6)(7)(8) are the intensity of the NF impact on the employee, the task of the risk assessment stage is the need to set such values of con trolled parameters that will ensure (according to the definition r 0 ) condition (9) [20]. The result of condition (9) indicates that the planning procedure can be considered successfully com pleted.…”

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Improvement of risk management principles in occupational health and safety

Bochkovskyі¹

2020

Nauk. visn. nat. hirn. univ.

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IMproveMent of rIsK MAnAGeMent prIncIples In occupAtIonAl heAlth AnD sAfety purpose. To improve the risk management principles in occupational health and safety. Methodology. In study the following set of scientific methods was used: analysis of scientific and technical literature and inter national normative legal documents on the construction and operation of occupational health and safety management systems; probabilisticstatistical methods; the theory of Markov processes; methods of formalization. findings. The main problems that make it impossible to objectively implement the PDCA process in modern occupational health and safety management systems in organizations are identified. It is noted that the identified problems are related to: uncer tainty of the requirements of ISO 45001:2018 regarding the purposes, sequence and results of each procedure of the PDCA process in occupational health and safety; inadequacy of methodological support of the main stages of the Plan procedure; lack of practi cal opportunities for objective implementation of Do, Check, Act procedures. The prerequisites are established for the transition of the systems of health care (HC) and occupational safety support (OSS) to the new concept of proactive risk management (based on the operation of two small cycles within the PDCA process), which allows ensuring the existence of objective relationships be tween all procedures of the PDCA process; increasing the efficiency of the HC and OSS systems through providing the ability to manage the impact of negative factors on the employee by certain parameters; determination of clear cause and effect relationships between the parameters of the impact of negative factors on the employee and the incident, as well as other benefits. The possibil ity of application of the automated system of complex protection of employees from occupational dangers was substantiated to solve practical problems of the new concept of PDCA in the HC and OSS systems in the organizations. originality. For the first time, the concept of proactive risk management based on the principles of small cycles in the PDCA process was substantiated and proposed for use in the HC and OSS systems. practical value. The obtained results will be used for development of projects of changes in the maintenance and structure of

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Delphi assessment of occupational hazards in the wineries of Andalusia, in southern Spain

Cited by 16 publications

References 19 publications

Interpreting injury recidivism in a rural post‐medieval male individual from Bucelas, Portugal

Interpreting injury recidivism in a rural post‐medieval male individual from Bucelas, Portugal

Ergonomic Risk Minimization in the Portuguese Wine Industry: A Task Scheduling Optimization Method Based on the Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm

Improvement of risk management principles in occupational health and safety

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