New Impulse, New Challenges. Safety Procedures in a Production Enterprise. A Case Study

Wojtasik, Karolina

doi:10.2478/czoto-2020-0004

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“…It is also advisable to introduce appropriate diagnostic and control measures [15]. The transformation 4.0 is a big challenge for the foundry industry, which is also entering the foundry industry [16,17,18]. Such approach may be useful in similar hazardous environments e.g.…”

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Quality and Work Safety in Metal Foundry

Ulewicz

Nový²,

Dwornicka³

2020

METAL 2020 Conference Proeedings

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Metal foundry, despite the progressing process of implementing new production technologies -still belongs to the fields characterized by a significant level of occupational risk. In metal foundries there is a significant concentration of harmful and arduous factors at many workplaces. The degree of work safety depends, among others, on the technology, raw materials and technical equipment used. The paper presents an analysis of the accident rate based on statistical data extended by own research and results obtained from the conducted expert interview. Based on the results obtained, the most important factors harmful to health were defined and an analysis of the causes of accidents at work in foundries was carried out. Ensuring adequate in terms of quality and safety is an important element of the management process not only in the purely human dimension but also in the economic dimension.

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Quality and Work Safety in Metal Foundry

Ulewicz

Nový²,

Dwornicka³

2020

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“…Their responsibility as well as their competence in making decisions should be clarified [9,10,11]. Information security is also important from the point of view of technological information and information provided by the customer [12,13,14,15,16]. This inevitably leads to benefits for the company, as well as proper process management [17,18].…”

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Barriers to Knowledge Sharing in the Field of Information Security

Żywiołek

Rosak-Szyrocka

Jereb

2021

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Today, sharing knowledge requires taking into account many aspects. Variable environmental conditions, the people factor, and the security of resources are just a few that should be considered for a noticeable improvement in the functioning of the company. Supporting this course of action requires the identification of all barriers that may exist in the enterprise. Only the owner and senior management by establishing system and organizational changes can influence this element of the business. The aim of the article is to indicate the problems in this respect that block the proper functioning of the company in the field of information and knowledge exchange. The survey was conducted with the help of a questionnaire among 189 respondents. The industry has significantly decreased in the last few decades, currently there are 307 companies operating in Poland. Conclusions from the conducted research were collected on the basis of a questionnaire survey. The further stage of the research will be to compare the collected results with the results from Western European countries.

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“…The elimination of this cause is difficult since it mainly relates to faults in design and ergonomic of the material factor (49.3%), incorrect operation of the material factor (24.4%) and material defects (19.9%), including mostly hidden defects (12.7%) [16]. Enterprises undertake many preventive measures minimizing the number of accidents at work as well as activities within the framework of "good practices" which may be an inspiration for other enterprises [19,20,21,22]. It can be noted that for several years that the number of accidents at work has been decreasing.…”

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Impact of Technical, Organizational and Human Factors on Accident Rate of Small-Sized Enterprises

Niciejewska

Idzikowski

Škůrková

2021

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The paper focuses on the analysis of the impact of technical, organizational and human factors on accident rate in small-sized enterprises. The research was carried out using the authors’ questionnaire. The results were verified using the method of direct interview with elements of observation. The results were compared with the trends prevailing in enterprises of EU countries. The respondents, i.e. production company workers, indicate technical factors as those which most significantly affect the occurrence of accidents at work. However, the assessment of the factors changes with the age of the respondents. Older workers, more often than younger employees, indicate the ones related to man or work organization as the most important factors affecting accidents at work and, consequently, the level of occupational safety. The presented results are a part of a larger whole project the authors of this paper are working on.

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New Impulse, New Challenges. Safety Procedures in a Production Enterprise. A Case Study

Cited by 4 publications

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Quality and Work Safety in Metal Foundry

Quality and Work Safety in Metal Foundry

Barriers to Knowledge Sharing in the Field of Information Security

Impact of Technical, Organizational and Human Factors on Accident Rate of Small-Sized Enterprises

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