Ergonomic study of the relationship between job stress and harmful factors in the cement industry

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KHANI JAZANI REZA; TABATABAEI SHAHNAZ; KAVOUSI AMIR; SEYEDMEHDI SEYED MOHAMMAD; Mohagheghan Yaeghoobi Mehdi

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Journal: Iran Occupational Health Year:2016 | Volume:13 | Issue:2 Page(s): 58-67

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Ergonomic study of the relationship between job stress and harmful factors in the cement industry

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Job StressQ2

Harmful factorsQ2

CementQ2

WBGTQ2

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Background and aims: When speaking of stress, its negative aspects are mostly considered. Stress can develop some of physical, psychological and social illness. Too much stress can reduce performance and increase accidents in the workplace. In the Cement production lines, there are many deleterious effects that play role in outbreak of stress and endanger the health of workers. Methods: 177 workers of a Cement production line were studied. In the first phase of data collection, individual-job and Belkyk job questionnaire were used. In order to assess the deleterious effects of sound, lighting, dust and thermal stress, sound gauge, lux meter, sampling pump, WBGT meter were used. Data were analyzed by SPSS v. 20 software. Results: The results of this study shows that the average Job Stress was 45. 01 and statistically there was significant relationship between the deleterious effects of Job Stress and noise and dust (p<0. 01). But no significant relationship was found between Job Stress and other harmful elements such as lighting and thermal stresses. Also, there was difference in Job Stress of workers regarding their age, experience. Conclusion: It can be inferred from the results that noise and dust in the workplace are affecting factors in production line workers of Cement industry. Also, with increasing age, Job Stress increases. Experienced workers burden is too much for them and this may lead to increase the stress. In different units of Cement production line, the intensity and duration of exposure to Harmful factors varies, and this may cause differences in Job Stress with respect to their activities on the site.

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KHANI JAZANI, REZA, TABATABAEI, SHAHNAZ, KAVOUSI, AMIR, SEYEDMEHDI, SEYED MOHAMMAD, & Mohagheghan Yaeghoobi, Mehdi. (2016). Ergonomic study of the relationship between job stress and harmful factors in the cement industry. IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL, 13(2 ), 58-67. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/129199/en

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KHANI JAZANI REZA, TABATABAEI SHAHNAZ, KAVOUSI AMIR, SEYEDMEHDI SEYED MOHAMMAD, Mohagheghan Yaeghoobi Mehdi. Ergonomic study of the relationship between job stress and harmful factors in the cement industry. IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL[Internet]. 2016;13(2 ):58-67. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/129199/en

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REZA KHANI JAZANI, SHAHNAZ TABATABAEI, AMIR KAVOUSI, SEYED MOHAMMAD SEYEDMEHDI, and Mehdi Mohagheghan Yaeghoobi, “Ergonomic study of the relationship between job stress and harmful factors in the cement industry,” IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL, vol. 13, no. 2 , pp. 58–67, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/129199/en

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