Study on the Occupational Health Risks for Cable Laying Works.pptVIP

Study on the Occupational Health RisksforCable Laying Works Cable Laying Works Trench Excavation Shoring Cable Laying Installation of rollers Manual Pulling / Operation of winch Cable jointing Backfilling and Reinstatement Occupational Health Risks Tool for Evaluating OH Risks Exposure Assessment Strategies EAS was developed by AIHA EAS Committee in 1991. A comprehensive, systematic and efficient approach to assessing, analyzing and managing occupational health risks, including workplace chemical, physical, biological and ergonomic agents. Overview of EAS Exposure/Health Effect Analysis Exposure/Health Effect Analysis Tools to Manage OH Risks Elimination/Substitution/Control/PPE Work System Compatibility Theory Theory developed by Dr. Ash Genidy of the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA in 1993 The higher the WSC, the better the outcome measures of human performance fewer work accidents and injuries/illness, higher work satisfaction, higher work quality…. WSC Model Work System Compatibility Theory * Presented by : Fung Wing Hon Chemical Factors Physical Factors Ergonomics Factors Biological Factors Psychological Factors Environment Exposure Rating A RV B 50%, 100% RV C 10%, 50% RV D 1%, 10%RV E Nil Health Effect Rating I II III IV Intervention required eliminate/substitute hazards or control the exposure Maintenance and continuous improvement of existing control systems Maintenance of existing control systems Energy Expenditure Forces Energy Replenishment Forces Task Demand Physical Environment Conditions Non-physical Environment Conditions Organizational Environment Conditions Social Environment Conditions Feedback Job Standards Output Vs Job Standards Feedback to Energy Replenishment Forces Output General Craftsmanship Specialized Craftsmanship : Scientific Management Management Science Motion Time Study Health and Safety Efforts Quality of Output Movement Work Satisfaction Quality of Work life Work System Compatibility Theory *