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[The participatory approach to injury prevention appeared to be an useful tool of safety education and ergonomic improvement].

Letícia Comeron Bevilacqua, A. Del Piano, B. De Matteis, E. Luciani, L. Magnavita, Francesco Mammì, M. Presto, N Pupp, K. Roccia, Nicola Magnavita

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Participatory techniques have been adopted in vigilance of Civitavecchia's port activities, in order to control and remove injury causes. Injuries were studied by small participatory groups of port workers. As an example, seafastening operations were analyzed. The project team encouraged the workers to design ergonomic measures, or to modify work organization. Workers made suggestions and presented their points of view, that were reported to management for implementation.

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Participatory techniques have been adopted in vigilance of Civitavecchia's port activities, in order to control and remove injury causes. Injuries were studied by small participatory groups of port workers. As an example, seafastening operations were analyzed. The project team encouraged the workers to design ergonomic measures, or to modify work organization. Workers made suggestions and presented their points of view, that were reported to management for implementation.

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Participatory techniques have been adopted in vigilance of Civitavecchia's port activities, in order to control and remove injury causes. Injuries were studied by small participatory groups of port workers. As an example, seafastening operations were analyzed. The project team encouraged the workers to design ergonomic measures, or to modify work organization. Workers made suggestions and presented their points of view, that were reported to management for implementation.

Key concepts: Human factors and ergonomics, Participatory ergonomics, Citizen journalism, Occupational safety and health, Poison control, Injury prevention, Work (physics), Port (circuit theory)

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