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Occupational health hazards in power production and transmission. 10. The employees appraisal of working conditions and health at the three-year follow-up; Haelsorisker i arbete vid elproduktion och eldistribution. 10. De anstaelldas bedoemning av arbetsfoerhaallanden och haelsa vid treaarsuppfoeljningen

Abstract

This is a report from a part of the occupational hygiene assessment and evaluation of health effects in a study on health hazards among workers in the production and distribution of electricity. The report provides a description of the individual evaluation of working conditions, the degree of discomfort and subjective symptomathology at the follow-up study in relation to baseline data collected three years previously. The workers were less exposed to physical work loads but had a more demanding work organization at the follow-up study. Several work environment factors, including those occurring more rarely, were experienced as more annoying. The social support was not quite as pronounced as before. About half of the studied group had met with at least one accident during the three year period and the most common cause was physical overload. There was a general increase in the occurrence of symptoms, mainly musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue and headache. The musculoskeletal disorders were generally related to the working conditions. The workers experienced their jobs as more pressing and stressful at the follow-up than before.
Publication Date:
Dec 31, 1992
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
AI-UND-92-6
Reference Number:
SCA: 200400; 240400; PA: SWD-93:007011; SN: 93000928661
Resource Relation:
Other Information: PBD: 1992
Subject:
20 FOSSIL-FUELED POWER PLANTS; 24 POWER TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION; ELECTRIC UTILITIES; OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES; POWER SUBSTATIONS; MAGNETIC FIELDS; ELECTRIC FIELDS; WORKING CONDITIONS; SYMPTOMS; POWER TRANSMISSION LINES; THERMAL POWER PLANTS; ACCIDENTS; HEALTH HAZARDS; 200400; 240400; HEALTH AND SAFETY
OSTI ID:
10121020
Research Organizations:
National Inst. of Occupational Health, Solna (Sweden)
Country of Origin:
Sweden
Language:
Swedish
Other Identifying Numbers:
Other: ON: DE93761441; TRN: SE9307011
Availability:
OSTI; NTIS
Submitting Site:
SWD
Size:
75 p.
Announcement Date:
Jun 30, 2005

Citation Formats

Hoegstroem, R M, Gamberale, F, Knave, B, and Toernqvist, S. Occupational health hazards in power production and transmission. 10. The employees appraisal of working conditions and health at the three-year follow-up; Haelsorisker i arbete vid elproduktion och eldistribution. 10. De anstaelldas bedoemning av arbetsfoerhaallanden och haelsa vid treaarsuppfoeljningen. Sweden: N. p., 1992. Web.
Hoegstroem, R M, Gamberale, F, Knave, B, & Toernqvist, S. Occupational health hazards in power production and transmission. 10. The employees appraisal of working conditions and health at the three-year follow-up; Haelsorisker i arbete vid elproduktion och eldistribution. 10. De anstaelldas bedoemning av arbetsfoerhaallanden och haelsa vid treaarsuppfoeljningen. Sweden.
Hoegstroem, R M, Gamberale, F, Knave, B, and Toernqvist, S. 1992. "Occupational health hazards in power production and transmission. 10. The employees appraisal of working conditions and health at the three-year follow-up; Haelsorisker i arbete vid elproduktion och eldistribution. 10. De anstaelldas bedoemning av arbetsfoerhaallanden och haelsa vid treaarsuppfoeljningen." Sweden.
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title = {Occupational health hazards in power production and transmission. 10. The employees appraisal of working conditions and health at the three-year follow-up; Haelsorisker i arbete vid elproduktion och eldistribution. 10. De anstaelldas bedoemning av arbetsfoerhaallanden och haelsa vid treaarsuppfoeljningen}
author = {Hoegstroem, R M, Gamberale, F, Knave, B, and Toernqvist, S}
abstractNote = {This is a report from a part of the occupational hygiene assessment and evaluation of health effects in a study on health hazards among workers in the production and distribution of electricity. The report provides a description of the individual evaluation of working conditions, the degree of discomfort and subjective symptomathology at the follow-up study in relation to baseline data collected three years previously. The workers were less exposed to physical work loads but had a more demanding work organization at the follow-up study. Several work environment factors, including those occurring more rarely, were experienced as more annoying. The social support was not quite as pronounced as before. About half of the studied group had met with at least one accident during the three year period and the most common cause was physical overload. There was a general increase in the occurrence of symptoms, mainly musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue and headache. The musculoskeletal disorders were generally related to the working conditions. The workers experienced their jobs as more pressing and stressful at the follow-up than before.}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}