Effectiveness of interventions to reduce workload in refuse collectors

Authors	P.P.F.M. Kuijer
Supervisors	M.H.W. Frings-Dresen
Cosupervisors	A.J. van der Beek J.H. van Dieën
Award date	13-03-2002
ISBN	9072748433 9789072748430
Number of pages	183
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: AmCOGG
Downloads	Thesis Cover STELLINGEN Titlepage Contents Samenvatting Summary 1 General Introduction 2 Work situation and physical workload of refuse collectors in three different time periods 3 Effect of the number of two-wheeled containers at a gathering point on the energetic workload and work efficiency in refuse collecting 4.1 Effect of design of two-wheeled containers on mechanical loading 4.2 Effect of a redesigned two-wheeled container on mechanical loading of low back and shoulders 5.1 Job rotation as a factor in reducing physical workload at a refuse collecting department 5.2 Effect of job rotation on workload and recovery of refuse truck drivers and collectors 6 Effect of job rotation on need for recovery and (sick leave due to) musculoskeletal complaints: a prospective study among refuse collectors 7 Epilogue References Publications Dankwoord About the author Cover
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