Ergonomia Em Atividades Florestais

Guimarães, Pompeu Paes; Fiedler, Nilton César; Carmo, Flávio Cipriano de Assis do; Gonçalves, Saulo Romero Felix

doi:10.18677/agrarian_academy_2014_016

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“…Traçar a caracterização do perfil antropométrico dá sustentação para compreender constituição física dos trabalhadores atuantes na cadeia produtiva florestal, sendo ferramenta importante para satisfazer ergonomicamente o posto de trabalho de forma que se harmonize ao trabalhador (GUIMARAES et al, 2014).…”

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Análise Antropométrica Dos Trabalhadores Na Produção De Ferramentas

Guimarães¹,

Fiedler²,

Carmo³

et al. 2016

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RESUMOEsta pesquisa objetivou avaliar ergonomicamente os postos de trabalho de uma fábrica de produção de ferramentas pelo processo de forjamento por martelamento, abrangendo a antropometria dos trabalhadores e seu posto de trabalho. As superfícies horizontais de trabalho apresentam dimensões maiores que o alcance máximo de trabalho (1,0 m 2 ). A altura da bancada de trabalho ideal seria de 0,9 m, no entanto, a maioria das atividades apresentou bancadas mais baixas que o recomendado. Em relação aos pedais, todas as máquinas possuem altura dentro do tolerado (0,2 m), exceto a forjadora 2, com dimensões menores e devem ser redimensionadas. Em contrapartida, as áreas dos pedais foram inferiores a 0,03 m². Com base nas medidas antropométricas analisadas é preciso readequar as superfícies de trabalho e bancadas das máquinas às alturas corretas de trabalho e área de alcance máximo dos trabalhadores para um melhor conforto, segurança e bem estar dos trabalhadores. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Antropometria, ergonomia e produção de ferramentas. ANTHROPOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF WORKERS IN TOOLS PRODUTION ABSTRACTThis research evaluates the ergonomically jobs of a tool for forging process production plant by pounding, covering the anthropometry of workers and their jobs. The horizontal work surfaces are larger in size than the maximum working range (1.0 m 2 ). The ideal height of the workbench would be 0.9 m, however, most of the stands had lower activities than recommended. In relation to the pedals, all the machines have height within the tolerated (0.2 m), forger 2 except with smaller and must be resized dimensions. In contrast, areas of the pedals were less than 0.03 m². Based on anthropometric measurements analyzed it takes readjust work surfaces and countertops machines to correct working heights and area of maximum range of workers.

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Análise Antropométrica Dos Trabalhadores Na Produção De Ferramentas

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Fiedler²,

Carmo³

et al. 2016

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Descriptive Statistics of Work Accidents in Brazilian Wood Product Manufacturing

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Carmo

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Wood product manufacturing involves many dangerous activities and a high incidence of work-related accidents. The objective of this study was to analyze registered and unregistered work accidents, as well as the most frequent type and rate increase over the years for different activities of wood product manufacture in Brazil. Total accidents were counted including both unregistered and registered accidents. The accidents were classified as either a typical accident, a commuting accident or occupational diseases. Evaluated production was subdivided into sawmill operations, manufacture of laminated wood and plywood, wood-derived pressed and agglomerated sheets, and furniture with a predominance of wood. Wood production presented 2,849,470 direct jobs. For the furniture manufacturing sub-sector, there was an increase in the growth rate for direct jobs. However, there was a greater number of total accidents and an increase in the rate of number of accidents over time. For sawmills and the manufacture of laminated wood and slabs, there was a decreasing trend in the rate of direct jobs and accidents. Of the total number of accidents, more than 20% were not reported. The primary accident incidence was the typical accident (88.3%), followed by commuting accidents (9.5%) and lastly occupational diseases (2.1%).

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Ergonomia Em Atividades Florestais

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Análise Antropométrica Dos Trabalhadores Na Produção De Ferramentas

Análise Antropométrica Dos Trabalhadores Na Produção De Ferramentas

Descriptive Statistics of Work Accidents in Brazilian Wood Product Manufacturing

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