Occupational Safety and Hygiene V Selected papers from the International Symposium on Occupational Safety and Hygiene (SHO 2017), April 10-11, 2017, Guimarães, Portugal

Occupational Safety and Hygiene V contains selected contributions from the International Symposium on Occupational Safety and Hygiene (SHO 2017, 10-11 April 2017, Guimarães, Portugal). The contributions focus on a wide range of topics, including: - occupational safety- risk assessment- safety management- ergonomics- management systems- environmental ergonomics- physical environments- construction safety, and- human factors Occupational Safety and Hygiene V is mainly based on research carried out at universities and other research institutions, but also includes practical studies developed by OHS Practitioners within companies. Accordingly, this book will be a helpful text to get acquainted with the state-of-the-art in research in these domains, as well as with some practical tools and approaches that are currently used by OHS professionals worldwide.

Environmental risk assessment for discharge of hazardous ship waste F. Ferreira, C. Jacinto & H. Vaz Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) as a model for accessing ergonomic risk E.F. dos Santos, K.B. de Oliveira & A.S. de Carvalho Risk evaluation in the transportation of dangerous goods D.M.B. Costa, M.V.T. Rabello, E.B.F. Galante & C.V. Morgado Understanding the management of occupational health and safety risks through the consultation of workers I. Castro & D.G. Ramos Influence of cold thermal environment on packing workers from the frozen food processing industry T. Zlatar, B. Barkokebas Jr, L. Martins, M. Brito, J.T. Costa, M. Vaz & J. Santos Baptista Risk mapping and prioritization—case study in a Brazilian industrial laundry G.L. Ribeiro, A.N. Haddad & E.B.F. Galante Blood alcohol concentration effect on driving performance: A short review N. Duraes, S. Ferreira & J. Santos Baptista HazOp study in a wastewater treatment unit J.E.M. Franca, G.F. Reis, A.N. Haddad, E.B.F. Galante, D.M.B. Costa & I.J.A. Luquetti dos Santos A framework for developing safety management competence S. Tappura & J. Kivisto-Rahnasto Workaholism and burnout: Antecedents and effects G. Goncalves, F. Brito, C. Sousa, J. Santos & A. Sousa Are there health risks for teenagers using mobile phones? A study of phone use amongst 14–18 year olds J. Fowler & J. Noyes Wearable technology usefulness for occupational risk prevention: Smartwatches for hand-arm vibration exposure assessment I. Pavon, L. Sigcha, J.M. Lopez & G. De Arcas Accompanied method risk management and evaluation method of exposure risks to biological agents R. Veiga, I. Miguel & C. Pires The importance of Workplace Gymnastics and of the Rehydrating Serum to the health of the rural sugarcane worker A.R.B. Martins, B. Barkokebas Jr, B.M. Vasconcelos & A.R.M. de Moraes Thermal sensation assessment by young Portuguese adults in controlled settings D.A. Coelho & P.D. Silva Measurement of physical overload in the lumbar spine of baggage handlers at a Brazilian airport L.F. Monteiro, J.W. dos Santos, V.V. Franca, V.M. dos Santos & O.L.S. de Alsina Occupational exposure assessment of ramp operators of a Brazilian airport to the heat and noise L.F. Monteiro, J.W. dos Santos, V.V. Franca, M.B.G. dos Santos & O.L.S. de Alsina The health and welfare of working judges in Brazil: A quantitative and qualitative analysis F.M. Junior, C. Pereira & M. Santos Risk assessment of chemicals used in a brewery and safety function analysis of a large container J. Freitas, C. Jacinto, C. Martins & A. Correia Levels of urinary 1-hydroxypyrene in firemen from the Northeast of Portugal M. Oliveira, K. Slezakova, M.C. Pereira, A. Fernandes, M.J. Alves, C. Delerue-Matos & S. Morais Improving the thermophysiological behaviour of sports players with human body cooling techniques A.M. Raimundo, M.D. Ribeiro, D.A. Quintela & A.V.M. Oliveira Management tools for workplace safety in building sites—implementation and evaluation E.M.G. Lago, B. Barkokebas Jr, F.M. da Cruz & M.C.B.S. Valente Whole-body vibration exposure in forklift operators—a short review C. Botelho & M. Luisa Matos Effects of noise on the cognitive response of BAJA vehicles operators: A case study F.M. da Cruz, B. Barkokebas Jr, E.M.G. Lago & A.V.G.M. Leal Health and safety guidelines in laboratories of higher education centers F.G. dos Santos, F.M. da Cruz, B. Barkokebas Jr & E.M.G. Lago Safety in the maintenance of elevators in residential buildings B.M. Vasconcelos, B. Barkokebas Jr, E.M.G. Lago & E.N. Carvalho Carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in classrooms of schools: Risk assessment for primary school teachers K. Slezakova, M.C. Pereira, J. Madureira, E. de Oliveira Fernandes, M. Oliveira, C. Delerue-Matos & S. Morais The process of knowledge transmission and regulation of work and its relation to the aging process L. Silva & L.M. Cunha Performance evaluation of PC mice M.L. Lourenco & D.A. Coelho Nanomaterials in textiles and its implications in terms of health and safety D.G. Ramos & L. Almeida Evaluation of environmental risks and security of work in a metallurgical industry M.B.G. Santos, S.A. Colaco, T.C.F. Da Silva, Y.I.A. Nobrega & L.F. Monteiro Occupational risks in the Disassembly, Transportation and Reassembly (DTR) operations of drilling probes A.R. Thais, M.B.G. Santos & O.O. Ronildo Recognition of hazards in worker exposure to salt dust: Practical study on saltworks of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil P.C. Neto, T.C.N.O. Pinto, J.A. da Silva, A.M.T. Bon & C.C. Gronchi Contributions of participatory ergonomics in research involving people with disabilities G.S. Ribeiro & L.B. Martins Neck and upper limb musculoskeletal symptoms in assembly line workers of an automotive industry in Portugal M. Guerreiro, F. Serranheira, E.B. Cruz & A. Sousa-Uva The prevalence of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSDs) in professional bus drivers—a systematic review A. Cardoso & M. Luisa Matos Determinants of workplace occupational safety and health: A case study A. Kawecka-Endler & B. Mrugalska Joinpoint regression analysis applied to occupational health indicators: An example of application to Spain S. Martorell, V. Gallego & A.I. Sanchez Psychosocial risk management in the service industry: Linking motivation and performance J. Guadix, J.A. Carrillo-Castrillo, D. Lucena & M.C. Pardo-Ferreira Safety culture in Andalusian construction sector J. Guadix, J.A. Carrillo-Castrillo, V. Perez-Mira & M.C. Pardo-Ferreira Historical and scientific review—whole body vibration exposure in urban bus drivers S. Barbosa & M. Luisa Matos Exposure to chemical mixtures in occupational settings: A reality in oncology day services? S. Viegas, A.C. Oliveira & M. Padua Management system maturity assessment based on the IMS-MM: Case study in two companies J.P.T. Domingues, P. Sampaio, P.M. Arezes, I. Inacio & C. Reis Occupational noise in urban buses—a short review M. Cvetkovic, D. Cvetkovic & J. Santos Baptista Integrated management systems—short review C. Correia, M.J. Mendes & J. Santos Baptista Typification of the most common accidents at work and occupational diseases in tunnelling in Portugal M.L. Tender & J.P. Couto Topics for the prevention of accidents in tunnels—the Marao Tunnel experience M.L. Tender, J.P. Couto, J. Baptista & A. Garcia Livestock-associated MRSA colonization of occupational exposed workers and households in Europe: A review E. Ribeiro & A.S. Zeferino Using BIM for risk management on a construction site J. Fernandes, M.L. Tender & J.P. Couto Factors influencing quality of accident investigations—a case study M. Shahriari & M.E. Aydin Worker’s nasal swab: A tool for occupational exposure assessment to bioburden? C. Viegas, V. Santos, R. Moreira, T. Faria, E. Ribeiro, L.A. Caetano & S. Viegas Pilot study regarding vehicles cabinets and elevator: Neglected workstations in occupational exposure assessment? C. Viegas, T. Faria, L.A. Caetano, E. Carolino & S. Viegas Effect of a safety education program on risk perception of vocational students: A comparative study of different intervention methodologies M.A. Rodrigues, C. Vales & M.V. Silva Ergonomic design intervention in a coating production area M.F. Brito, A.L. Ramos, P. Carneiro & M.A. Goncalves Eye blinking as an indicator of fatigue and mental effort in presence of different climatic conditions R.P. Martins & J.M. Carvalho Quantitative risk assessment of tower cranes based on conformity F.O. Nunes & P.E. Lamy Underground coal mine explosions: Main parameters to think about M.K. Gokay & M. Shahriari An overview of occupational diseases: Recognition and certification processes D. Ferreira & L. Cunha Control Banding applied to engineered nanomaterials: Short review A. Pereira, A.C. M

Pedro Arezes is a full professor on Human Factors Engineering at the School of Engineering of the University of Minho (UMinho), in Portugal. He is also a visiting scholar at MIT and Harvard University, in the USA. He coordinates the Human Engineering research group at the UMinho, and his research interests are in the domain of Safety, Human Factors Engineering and Ergonomics. Dr. Arezes is also the current National Director of the MIT Portugal Program, a government strategic partnership between Portuguese Universities, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and partners from industry and government. He was the supervisor of more than 70 MSc. theses at several universities,11 completed PhD theses, and the host supervisor of some post-doc projects with colleagues coming from different countries, such as Brazil, Poland, and Turkey. He is the (co-)author of more than 50 papers published in international peer-reviewed journals, author/editor of more than 40 books published internationally, as well as the (co-)author of more than 250 papers published in international conference proceedings with peer-review.