Title: Risk Analysis and Management of Repetitive Actions : A Guide for Applying the OCRA System (Occupational Repetitive Actions), 3rd Edition Author: Daniela Colombini, Enrico Occhipinti ISBN: 1498736629 / 9781498736626 Format: Soft Cover Pages: 520 Publisher: CRC Press Year: 2016 Availability: 2 to 3 weeks
Description
Contents
This book covers the application of the OCRA (Occupational Repetitive Actions) method. The methods make up a system dedicated to the analysis and management of the risk of biomechanical overload of the upper limbs. The book focuses on the OCRA checklist which presents various models from the most simplified, to the most complex. It describes methods, criteria, procedures and tools on how to perform such an assessment, in line with international standards. The book provides you with the correct methods and tools for prevention of upper limb work related musculoskeletal disorders no matter what the working environment is or what the international standards dictates.
OCRA methods and tools
Presentation of different tools in relation to different needs tools (downloaded for free)
Analysis of rotations between multiple repetitive tasks
Several examples of applications
Role of occupational physician in risk management: health surveillance techniques and affected workers re-allocation
Preface
Chapter 1 : Introduction Chapter 2 : Brief Notes on Analysis of the Work Process in Companies : From Macro to Micro Analysis of Jobs and task as the Basis for the Study of Workers Exposure Chapter 3 : Preliminary Hazard and Risk Identification and Evaluation Chapter 4 : The "Basic" OCRA Checklist : Contents, Application Procedures, and Risk Classification Chapter 5 : Variants of the OCRA Checklist Chapter 6 : Evaluation of Task Rotations Chapter 7 : Mapping the Risks from Biomechanical Overload of the Upper Limbs : Criteria, Procedures, and Aims Chapter 8 : Analyzing Complex Jobs (with Repetitive Tasks) : Applicative Examples Chapter 9 : The OCRA Index Chapter 10 : Health Surveillance Chapter 11 : Guidelines for (RE) Design of Manual Repetitive Tasks and Workplaces and Criteria for the Relocation of Workers Suffering from Work-Related Musculoskeletal Diseases (WMSDs)