Development of an observational checklist for falling risk assessment of high-voltage transmission tower construction workers

Chang, Wen-Tarn; Lin, Chiuhsiang Joe; Lee, Yung-Hui; Chen, Hung‐Jen

doi:10.1016/j.ergon.2018.06.011

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“…Pihak Telkomsel mendirikan tower tersebut dengan sistem sewa lahan dan tentunya mengikuti prosedur perizinan yang ada (Lu, 2022). Sebelum melakuan pembangunan pihak telkomsel sudah pasti mencari titik lokasi yang sesuai dengan satelit dan setelah dapat titik tersebut maka mereka menemui pemilik lahan dan memberikan penawaran atau negoisasi untuk menyewa lahan itu (Chang, 2018).…”

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Manajemen Konflik Pembangunan Tower Telkomsel dengan Masyarakat di Kelurahan Talang Jambe Kota Palembang

Mariska,

Minako

2023

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Technological advances are currently growing rapidly, moreover the telecommunications sector is experiencing exponential growth. When they wanted to build a tower on one of the residents' lands, there was a slight obstacle, namely the occurrence of conflict in the community. Conflict is an event or social phenomenon that is part of the dynamics of human life. Often conflicts have a negative impact on conflicting parties such as the emergence of ongoing hostilities, material losses and even fatalities. Even so, conflict can also be a supporting aspect in a better survival. This can happen if the conflict can be managed properly and is able to take advantage of the conditions or background of the conflict which can unite the conflicting parties. In this article, the author seeks to make an effort to solve problems in conflict management in the form of mediation of conflicts that occurred in Talang Jambe, Palembang City, which involved the community, RT, and Telkomsel.

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Manajemen Konflik Pembangunan Tower Telkomsel dengan Masyarakat di Kelurahan Talang Jambe Kota Palembang

Mariska,

Minako

2023

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“…Other researchers introduced and developed models and approaches in order to manage or assess risks especially related to safety and workers' issues in the construction field. Several risk factors related to the falls in high-voltage transmission towers were studied [20]. The effectiveness of virtual reality in safety studies on construction workers' fall risk attitude was examined [21].…”

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Qualitative Analysis of Risks Affecting the Delivery of Land Surveying Project Activities

Issa¹,

Alqurashi²,

Salama³

2021

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Land surveying projects (LSPs) suffer from the effects of many risk factors on the time and accuracy of these projects. Using field surveys, the main objective of this study was identifying the major activities and risk factors associated with LSPs’ execution, as well as assessing and analyzing the effects of the risk factors on the LSPs’ time and accuracy. Furthermore, the study aimed to classify and determine the responsibility of each risk factor and evaluate the responsibilities. Four main activities were categorized and presented, including reconnaissance works, planning works, data collection works, and data adjustment works. Moreover, forty-three risk factors that control the main activities and affect the time and accuracy of LSPs were recognized. The probabilities of occurrences for the risk factors and impacts on the time and accuracy of LSPs were determined as well as their combined effects. Key risk factors that had high threats on LSPs and affect time and accuracy were highlighted as the most critical risk factors. Many correlations were determined among risk factors affecting LSPs’ activity groups and their various effects on time and accuracy. The responsibilities of the surveying crew (chief, surveyor, assistance, office engineer) for each risk factors were correspondingly defined. The results showed that “Data collection works” is considered the riskiest activity group in LSPs and most of the key risk factors belonged to this group. Around 25% of the LSPs face time overrun and do not meet the required specifications. On the other hand, the surveyor was found to be responsible for most of the risk factors and the office engineer was signified by the lowest responsibility, while the responsibilities for most risk factors were single responsibility and few were shared by only dual responsibility.

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“…However, with the increase in age, the ability to be mobile declines [ 15 ]. The changes in physical structure and function, including instance, gait stability, muscle strength, joint flexibility, postural and neural control, etc., could cause functional limitation in the mobility of the elderly to varying degrees [ 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 ]. In addition, significant body weight could make the force on the joints increase, thus aggravating the load on the lower extremities of overweight and obese older adults in daily mobile activities, which would increase the risk of falling [ 20 , 21 ].…”

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Analysis of Lower Extremity Motor Capacity and Foot Plantar Pressure in Overweight and Obese Elderly Women

Liu

Kang

Wang

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IJERPH

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Background: Overweight, obesity and falls are major public health problems and old people are the biggest group suffering falls. Methods: 92 females were divided into the overweight or obesity (O) group (68.85 ± 3.85) and regular-weight (R) group (67.90 ± 4.02). Lower extremity motor capacity and plantar pressure were compared between the two groups. The IRB approval number is 20190804. Results: (1) Functional Movement Screen and Fugl-Meyer Assessment scores in the O group were significantly lower than in the R group. The time to complete the Timed Up and Go test in the O group was significantly longer than in the R group. (2) Foot flat phase, double support distance, and left foot axis angle in the O group were significantly higher than in the R group. Distance and velocity, left-foot minimum subtalar joint angle and right-foot maximum subtalar joint angle in the O group were significantly shorter than in the R group. (3) Peak force, average force and pressure of metatarsal 1–4, mid-foot, heel medial and lateral, peak pressure of metatarsal l, midfoot, heel medial and lateral in the O group were significantly higher than in the R group. (p < 0.05). Conclusions: Overweight and obese elderly women have a lower sensorimotor function, flexibility and stability in functional movements, but higher loads on the foot.

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Development of an observational checklist for falling risk assessment of high-voltage transmission tower construction workers

Cited by 11 publications

References 19 publications

Manajemen Konflik Pembangunan Tower Telkomsel dengan Masyarakat di Kelurahan Talang Jambe Kota Palembang

Manajemen Konflik Pembangunan Tower Telkomsel dengan Masyarakat di Kelurahan Talang Jambe Kota Palembang

Qualitative Analysis of Risks Affecting the Delivery of Land Surveying Project Activities

Analysis of Lower Extremity Motor Capacity and Foot Plantar Pressure in Overweight and Obese Elderly Women

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