ISSN : 1229-6783(Print)
ISSN : 2288-1484(Online)
ISSN : 2288-1484(Online)
建設現場 墜落 死亡災害 原因 調査 分析
Investigation & Analysis about fatalities of falls from height at construction work
Abstract
Proportion of falling from height accident at construction work accounts for more than 40%, and the numberof injuries is getting increased. So without considering falling from height, we can say that it's hard to achieveour goal(accident prevention).
Another critical point that we have to think about theses days is the fact that construction workers aregetting older. To be specific, the number of workers who are above 50 years old accounts for 65.6% amongthe fatalities(2007～2011, KOSHA inspection)
Accordingly, to effectively prevent construction accedents, especially falls from height, we need to focus onmotion analysis of older construction workers and then make suitable measures for growing accident rates atconstruction work.
Another critical point that we have to think about theses days is the fact that construction workers aregetting older. To be specific, the number of workers who are above 50 years old accounts for 65.6% amongthe fatalities(2007～2011, KOSHA inspection)
Accordingly, to effectively prevent construction accedents, especially falls from height, we need to focus onmotion analysis of older construction workers and then make suitable measures for growing accident rates atconstruction work.
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2. Seong-Seok Go, "A Study on the Safety Plan for Usage of the Construction Field Work Plate" Jounal of the KOSOS. Vol. 26. No 3, 2011.
3. Ki-Sang Son, Analysis Techniques for Accident Causes of Subcontract Work at Construction Site Jounal of the KOSOS. Vol. 24. No. 5, 2009.
4. Seong-Rok Chang, A Study on the Risk Index Model of Work Type in Architectural Construction Work Jounal of the KOSOS. Vol. 22. No. 6, 2007.
5. Kyoo-Jin Yi, "The Origins of Fall Incidents in Construction Sites Classified by Locations and Trades of Concern" Jounal of the KOSOS. Vol. 16. No. 2, 2001.
6. Health and Safety Executive/UK, "The work at Height Regulation 2005", Health and Safety Executive, pp. 364∼387, 1997.
7. BOMEL. "Falls from height: prevention and risk control effectiveness". HSE, 2003.
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