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25/1/2013#0183;#32;An estimated to million informal miners, of whom 3050% are women, rely on artisanal mining for their livelihood in Tanzania. Mercury, used in the processing gold ore, and arsenic, which is a constituent of some ores, are common occupational exposures that frequently result in widespread environmental contamination. Frequently, the mining activities are conducted haphazardly without
20/3/2019#0183;#32;Quantitative and qualitative approaches were used for data analysis. Workers'' climate change risk perception, as confirmed by trends in climate data, was reasonable, but concerns about climate change effects and workplace heat exposure risks varied significantly across types of mining activity (p lt; ).
Examining the latest in government policy and professional best practice. In recent years, a revolution in thinking about health and safety in the workplace has been quietly underway. Health and safety has had a traditional focus on physical safety risks and occupational disease, but mental and emotional wellbeing has entered workplace health and safety discussions and programs.
This research examined the workers awareness of asbestos risks, perception of the likelihood of asbestos exposure and health risks and their safe work practices. The research found the majority of tradespersons: were aware of the potential health risks of asbestos; understood that handling asbestos containing materials could lead to exposure
Abstract. Health problems of gold miners who worked underground include decreased life expectancy; increased frequency of cancer of the trachea, bronchus, lung, stomach, and liver; increased
The inclusion criteria for focus group participants were occupational health expertise or professional interest ensuring broad representation from professional bodies, trade unions, current practitioners (occupational health nurses and occupational physicians), and employers from a range of industries (, mining, retail).
16/10/2020#0183;#32;Miners are at risk of developing a lung disease called pneumoconiosis because of their regular exposure to airborne respirable dust, and miners with five or more years'' mining experience who are exposed to exhaust from diesel engines have an increased risk of dying from lung cancer. Pneumoconioses (meaning dusty lung) can cause impairment,
Artisanal gold miners who had previously encountered occupational health problems were significantly far more likely to know the environmental and health effects of Hg compared with their counterparts without any previous occupational health problems (OR =, p lt; ). Although artisanal gold miners who are 2534 years old were more likely to know than their counterparts who are 1824 years old, there
1/9/2016#0183;#32;The subject of occupational health and safety management in the mining sector is on the rise because of the increasing demand for minerals and the highrisk factors associated with it. The case for employees and organizations is that, according to Demba et al [11], in developing nations, the rates of industrial and occupational injuryrelated deaths and disabilities are on the rise.
Issue addressed: Workplace practitioners are well placed to provide practical insights on sedentary behaviour issues in the workplace. This study consulted occupational health and safety (OHS) practitioners, examining their perceptions of sedentary health risks and views on strategies and influences to reduce and break prolonged occupational sitting.
A mixed method approach was used to assess climate change perceptions and occupational heat stress risks and adaptation strategies of Ghanaian mining workers. experiences across the type of
perceptions and experiences of occupational health risks . perceptions and experiences of occupational health risks perceptions and experiences of occupational health risks in mining Workplace Mental Health Workplace Stress Excessive workplace stress causes a staggering 120 000 deaths and results in nearly 190 billion in health care costs each year 1 This represents 5 to 8 of national health care spending
1/10/2014#0183;#32;Applying the precaution adoption process model to the acceptance of mine safety and health technologies. Occupational Health Science, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 4366. Haas EJ, Connor BP, Vendetti J, Heiser R [2018]. A case study exploring fieldlevel risk assessments as a leading safety indicator. Transactions of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy
experiences and perceptions of personnel involved in obtaining autopsy consent. Methods A sequential mixedmethods study was conducted. The proportion of miners who died and had an autopsy was determined for three mines (2009 to 2012). Fourteen indepth 1414 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN MINING: RISK AND
20/3/2019#0183;#32;Workers'' climate change risk perception, as confirmed by trends in climate data, was reasonable, but concerns about climate change effects and workplace heat exposure risks varied significantly across types of mining activity (p lt; ). Workers experienced heatrelated morbidities, but the variation in heatrelated morbidity experiences across the type of mining activity was not
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