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Walking Working Surface-Overview

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Statistics

Moving-Falling Objects

16%

Explosions - Fires2%

Caught - Pinches11%

Flying Objects16%

Lifting14%

Ergonomics 9%

Other9%

Slip, Trip, Fall21%

Equipment Failure2%

Equipment Failure

Moving-FallingObjectsSlip, Trip, Fall

Explosions - Fires

Caught - Pinches

Flying Objects

Lifting

Ergonomics

Other

Shipbuilder's Council of America Quarterly Illness and Injury Survey for 2006

Slip,Trip,Fall

3

Slips

4

Friction and Traction

5

Trips

6

Falls

7

Falls

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Prevention

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Guarding Deck Openings & Edges

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Guarding Deck Openings & Edges

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Working Surfaces

12

Walking and Working Surfaces

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Gangways

14

Housekeeping

15

Housekeeping Continued

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Housekeeping Continued

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Illumination

18

Illumination Continued

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Ergonomics

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Thoracic outlet syndrome

Rotator cuff tendonitis

DeQuervain’s syndrome

Raynaud’s syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Chondromalacia

Torn miniscus

Plantar fascitis

Slipped disc

Low back pain

Strained muscles and ligaments

Sciatica

Tension neck syndrome

Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)

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Ergonomics in Production

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Ergonomics in Production Cont.

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Ergonomics in Production Cont.

2424

Shipyard Specifics

2525

Shipyard Specifics Continued

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What’s Wrong With This Picture?

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Walking and Working Surfaces