investigation and assessment of occupational risk on the metal cutting machine tool stan

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Abstract
The paper analyzes occupational risk at selected metal cutting machine tool stands (turning, milling, drilling and grinding stands) and presents a set of recommendations formulated to minimize hazards at the above mentioned stands. The assessment is based on the analysis that allowed for selecting the best method of occupational risk assessment, measurements, observations, interviews and conclusions drawn from the obtained results. Occupational risk assessment forms were devised, what allowed for selecting appropriate action to increase the safety of selected machinery operators. The guidelines were assessed in terms of their practical implementation and expected utilitarian results.
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Authors ;Jerzy Józwik;Paweł Pietras
Journal electrochemistry communications
Year 2013
DOI
10.5604/20804075.1073057
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http://www.journalssystem.com/astrj/Investigation-and-assessment-of-occupational-risk-on-the-metal-cutting-machine-tool-stan,199,0,2.html
Keywords
occupational risk vibrations civil engineering (general)manufactures sanitary engineeringmechanical engineering and machineryengineering (general)

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