Lumbar risk identification in the manual packaging word of rice bags
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https://doi.org/10.14488/1676-1901.v16i2.1780Keywords:
Low back pain. Ergonomics. Musculoskeletal Disorders. NIOSH. Workers.Abstract
Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Lumbar Spine reach higth levels in the general population. The low back pain is one of the leading causes of disability, decreased quality of life of many people. The NIOSH method was developed with the aim of determining the maximum load to be handled and moved by hand in a work activity, and created an equation that includes such factors as: the handling of unbalanced loads, the task duration, frequency and quality of surveys the handle. The objective of this research was to identify the risk for skeletal muscle in the lumbar spine on work activities in the industry's packaging of rice processing industry. Involves a cross-sectional census and descriptive, with nine employees who develop activity manual loading of bales of bags of rice being applied to individual NIOSH equation and Roland Morris Questionarie. With the registered values and considering the average of the acromial height of the workers of the sector, it was arrived the results of Limit of Peso (LP) of 1,305 kg that is for the configuration currently tried in the sector the current the 30 weight would have to be significantly lesser of what kg in more than 20 times. The recommended weight limit found points as mais need improved ergonomic condition of this activity.
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