Lecture 25 New NEBOSH ig2 Element 6 Topic WRULDs (Work Related Upper Limb Disorders) скачать в хорошем качестве

Lecture 25 New NEBOSH ig2 Element 6 Topic WRULDs (Work Related Upper Limb Disorders)

Lecture 25 New NEBOSH ig2 Element 6 Topic WRULDs (Work Related Upper Limb Disorders) Nebosh in pakistan, best safety Course for JOBS. NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health Unit IG2 IMPORTANT LINKS    • Lecture 1 NEW NEBOSH ig Element 1 Why We S...      • Видео      • Видео   For more lectures, notes past papers Contact us hussainasadasdi31@gmail.com & WhatsAPP +92-331-5999937 . For more informative course Videos please Like, Share & Subscribe the channel.Nebosh course in Pakistan. Element 6: Musculoskeletal Health Describe work processes and practices that may give rise to work-related upper limb disorders and appropriate control measures. Describe the hazards and control measures which should be considered when assessing risks from manual handling activities. Describe the hazards and controls associated with load-handling equipment and the requirements for lifting operations. 6.1: Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders Musculoskeletal Disorders and Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs): A collection of injuries to the skeletal system and the soft tissues associated with that system. Back injuries and back pain: E.g. back muscle strain, ligament damage and disc injury. Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders (WRULDs): E.g. carpal tunnel syndrome and tenosynovitis. Other chronic soft-tissue injuries: Associated with sitting, standing or kneeling for long periods of time at work. High-Risk Activities/Repetitive Operations Repetitive activities that involve significant risk of musculoskeletal disorders: Display Screen Equipment (DSE) use. Keyboard operation. Factory assembly of small components. Supermarket checkout operation. Bricklaying. Ergonomics is concerned with the interaction between people and: The tools, equipment or machinery that they are using. The workplace environment. Organisational factors. A Typical Example: Display Screen Equipment Risks: WRULDs. Back pain. Eye strain. Fatigue and stress. What aspects of a DSE workstation would you need to consider to carry out a risk assessment? Workstation assessment. Provide basic DSE workstation equipment to minimum standards. Plan the work routine. Provide free eyesight tests and spectacles, if required. Provide information and training on: Risks. Preventive measures. I.e. ergonomic use of the workstation. Additional points: Desk layout. Document holder. Workplace lighting. Telephone headset. Specific measures for laptops: Short-duration work only. Docking station. Breaks. Eye test. DSE Control Measures Workstation assessment. Provide basic DSE workstation equipment to minimum standards. Plan the work routine. Provide free eyesight tests and spectacles, if required. Provide information and training on: Risks. Preventive measures. i.e. ergonomic use of the workstation. End of Module 6.1 Exercise What factors increase the risk of musculoskeletal injuries? What health effects can arise due to the use of DSE? What control measures should be implemented to reduce the risk of DSE injuries? (NB not the contents of a DSE assessment.) #neboshcourse #element6 #neboshsafetycourse #WRULDs #workrelatedupperlimbdisorders