OFR-39A-94-Vol. 1 Ergonomic Analysis Of Surface Taconite Maintenance Work - Final Report - Volume 1 ? Findings - Executive Summary

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
- Pages:
- 207
- File Size:
- 68851 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1994
Abstract
The research described in this report was conducted under a cooperative research agreement between the U.S Bureau of Mines Twin Cities Research Center (TCRC), Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (CCI), and three operations in Northern Michigan managed by CCI: the Empire and Tilden surface taconite mining operations, and the Central Shops maintenance facility. All of these operations are in or near Ishpeming, MI. The Human Factors Research Group at TCRC is responsible for designing, planning, and conducting the research, and reporting on the findings. This project was carried out in order to investigate the high prevalence of back injuries being experienced by workers employed at the three CCI Northern Michigan sites, In an analysis of Company accident records for workers employed at these sites, it was determined that back injury problems confronting the CCI sites mirror those confronting the entire mining industry.
Citation
APA: (1994) OFR-39A-94-Vol. 1 Ergonomic Analysis Of Surface Taconite Maintenance Work - Final Report - Volume 1 ? Findings - Executive Summary
MLA: OFR-39A-94-Vol. 1 Ergonomic Analysis Of Surface Taconite Maintenance Work - Final Report - Volume 1 ? Findings - Executive Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1994.