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Designing Ergonomic, Safe, and Attractive Mining Workplaces (Paperback)
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Designing Ergonomic, Safe, and Attractive Mining Workplaces (Paperback)
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The mining industry has experienced important improvements with
regard to its safety record and work environment. But there is
still room for further improvement and the mining industry now
faces the challenge of securing a future workforce: The current
workforce is aging, and mining work increasingly requires a more
qualified workforce. Designing Ergonomic, Safe, and Attractive
Mining Workplaces seeks to give an understanding of what must be
considered in the design of mining workplaces. By reviewing and
discussing the historic and current development of the mining
industry as well as problems related to the safety, ergonomics, and
attractiveness of mining workplaces, it demonstrates that the
challenges facing the mining industry often need to be solved on a
case-to-case basis. The processes through which these issues are
managed are of significant importance. To facilitate a proactive
approach, the book covers the principles of systematic work
environment management, together with examples of methods for risk
management and work environment monitoring. It introduces a
systematic and iterative design and planning method for the mining
industry. This method acknowledges that all relevant stakeholders
must be able to influence the design of ergonomic, safe, and
attractive mining workplaces. Features Takes a holistic and
sociotechnical approach to current and future problems of the
mining industry, which normally are dealt with in isolation or
through technology Reviews historic, current, and future issues in
the mining industry with regards to workplace attractiveness,
health, safety, mechanization, automation, and work organization
Provides several examples of these issues and attempts to address
them (successfully and unsuccessfully) Covers the principles of
systematic work environment management together with examples of
methods for risk management and work environment monitoring for
pro-actively dealing with work environment issues Introduces a
systematic and iterative design and planning method for the mining
industry that aims to avoid problems of traditional planning
approaches and increase stakeholder and employee participation
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