Occupational safety and health in marine aquaculture in Atlantic Canada: What can be learned from an analysis of provincial occupational injury compensation claims data?

Ochs, Cory; Neis, Barbara; Cullen, Kimberley; McGuinness, Edgar

doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2021.736680

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“…At the national level, accidents at work cause negative consequences for the labor market (people's employment) and the economic development of the country, and from the company's point of view -for a decrease in operational efficiency (making a profit). In the developed countries of the world, the consequences reach 2-4 per cent of GDP [5], [10], [11], so they are often attempted to be counted, especially in those countries that pay great attention to the prevention of accidents at work [1], [9], [13], [4]. They can be broadly divided into social and economic consequences.…”

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Improvement of Operational Processes by Ensuring Work Safety in Production

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Jakštienė

Lankauskiene

2023

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the article analyzes the improvement of operational processes by ensuring the safety of work in production. The problem raised in the research: how to ensure work safety by improving the company's operational processes in production? The object of work is the possibilities of improving operational processes by ensuring work safety. The aim of the work is to analyze the possibilities of improving operational processes by ensuring work safety in production. Job objectives: to analyze the possibilities of improving operational processes by ensuring work safety from a theoretical aspect; to investigate the possibilities of improving operational processes by ensuring work safety in the production company; prepare a plan for the improvement of operational processes by ensuring work safety in production. Research methods: analysis of scientific literature and other informational sources; data collection and systematization method; descriptive analysis method used to report research data; the summarization method is used to evaluate the results of the analysis; the research uses data analysis and observation method.After conducting the research and analyzing the measures applied in the operational processes, ensuring the safety of work in production, a plan for improving the operational processes was prepared and presented, which offers specific measures for increasing the efficiency of the processes and reducing the risk of accidents. The measures implementation plan is designed to solve existing problems in the company's operational processes, offering recommendations on how to reduce or completely eliminate accidents by ensuring work safety. The proposed plan will help minimize the risk of accidents at work by ensuring work safety in operational processes. The created plan for improving operational processes with measures by ensuring work safety and reducing the risk of accidents at work is universal and can be applied in other manufacturing companies that seek to improve operational processes by ensuring work safety

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Improvement of Operational Processes by Ensuring Work Safety in Production

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Jakštienė

Lankauskiene

2023

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“…According to the research literature on the application of the OHS management system in the construction industry, strengthening on-the-job learning and training, attaching importance to the research of operation process and technology, and preventing the research of risk influencing factors are the main measures of OHS risk management (Chen & Cao, 2019). It can be seen that OHS training is the research focus of safety training in the construction industry at home and abroad (Ochs, Neis, Cullen, & McGuinness, 2021). However, at present, there are few studies on the training effect of the OHS management system for construction workers in developing countries and even fewer studies on the actual situation of China's construction industry (Başağa et al, 2018) (Lucchini & London, 2014;Ramos, McGinley, & Carlo, 2021), taking the effect of OHS training on construction sites in China as the object, the qualitative analysis and research results were obtained by using the methods of the questionnaire survey and decision tree intelligent discriminant analysis, so as to provide countermeasures for the application of OHS management system in OHS training of Chinese construction industry (Sousa, Almeida, & Dias, 2014).…”

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Multiple factor comprehensive analysis (CAMF) model of occupational health and safety training effect for construction workers

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2021

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In view of the occupational health and safety (OHS) training on the safety of construction workers, and many complex factors. Through empirical investigation, this study proposes a set of multiple factor comprehensive analysis (CAMF) model to explore the effectiveness of OHS training and its main influencing factors. It has been found that training effectiveness is positively related to whether to receive OHS training or not and also positively related to training methods. It has also been found that the effectiveness of training is positively related to the importance of post responsibility. The results show that the construction industry needs to strengthen the OHS system training of grass-root workers, and the training should be classified and graded according to the workers' educational backgrounds, training methods, job satisfaction, and job responsibilities. In the safety training management of on-site workers, salary is the basic factor, and more attention should be paid to the factors such as workers' physical safety, training and learning, and future career development. The empirical results show that CAMF model has certain practical significance. The research results can provide paths and suggestions for improving the effectiveness of OHS training in China's construction industry, and provide some reference for other developing countries to carry out OHS training.

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Occupational noise exposure in Canada's salmonid aquaculture industry

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Moro

2022

Aquaculture

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Occupational safety and health in marine aquaculture in Atlantic Canada: What can be learned from an analysis of provincial occupational injury compensation claims data?

Cited by 10 publications

References 26 publications

Improvement of Operational Processes by Ensuring Work Safety in Production

Improvement of Operational Processes by Ensuring Work Safety in Production

Multiple factor comprehensive analysis (CAMF) model of occupational health and safety training effect for construction workers

Occupational noise exposure in Canada's salmonid aquaculture industry

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