Bina inşaatındaki çalışan duruşlarının farklı ergonomik risk değerlendirme yöntemi ile değerlendirilmesi

Yıl 2020, , 1615 - 1630, 07.04.2020

Mehmet Ali Zengin , Ömer Asal

https://doi.org/10.17341/gazimmfd.548028

Cited By: 4

Öz

İnşaat
sektörü hem Türkiye hem de Dünya için lokomotif sektörlerden bir tanesidir.
İnşaat sektörü ekonomik açıdan önemli bir yere sahip olmasına rağmen iş
kazaları ve meslek hastalıklarının en fazla görüldüğü sektörlerden bir
tanesidir. Mevcut çalışmada, 4 farklı görevdeki toplam 39 çalışma duruşu REBA,
OWAS, QEC risk değerlendirme yöntemleri ile analiz edildi. Değerlendirme
sonucunda Kruskal - Wallis test ile analiz edildiğinde QEC yöntemi çıktılarının
diğer metotlardan ayrıldığı belirlendi. Aynı zamanda bina inşaatında görevleri
yapan toplam 93 işçi ile İskandinav Kas-İskelet Sistemi Anketi uygulandı. Anket
sonuçlarına göre değerlendirilen 4 farklı görev için çalışan vücut risk
haritası oluşturuldu. Vücut risk haritasına göre bina inşaatlarında
çalışanların daha fazla “bel” bölgesinde rahatsızlıkları olduğu belirlendi.
Değerlendirilen dört görev arasında vücudun farklı bölgelerine maruziyet
bakımından en riskli görevin “Tuğla/Sıva İşleri”, ağrı şiddeti bakımından ise
“İskele İşleri” olduğu belirlendi ve riskleri azaltıcı öneriler verildi.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Kas-iskelet sistemi bozuklukları, risk değerlendirme yöntemi, inşaat işçileri, duruş

Kaynakça

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