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EOIJ Research Article Jul 3, 2020
Ergonomic Risk By: Repetitive Movements, in the Operators of a Crude Oil Production Plant
Guillermo Neusa Arenas, Jeanette del Pilar Urena Aguirre, Ramiro Vicente Saraguro and Edwin Javier Iza Sanchez

Hobbies to health due to exposure to repetitive physical effort in operators of crude production plants and, in each of the different macro processes by work cycles they carry out …

Pathology Biomechanics Musculoskeletal Disorder
EOIJ Research Article Jul 3, 2020
Dysergonomic Evaluation: Based on ISO 11226-2000, in Oil Production Operators
Guillermo Neusa Arenas*, Jeanette del Pilar Ureña Aguirre, Ramiro Vicente Saraguro and Jessica Karina Freire Soria

Introduction: In ergonomics, adaptation to the work area concerns the man. In the oil production areas, it requires diverse work, adopting different forced positions in each of the…

Musculoskeletal Disorder Biometrics Biomechanics
EOIJ Research Article Jul 3, 2020
Ergonomic Force Analysis, based on the UNE-EN-1005-3 Method, for Crude Oil Production Plant Operators
Guillermo Neusa Arenas*, Jeanette del Pilar Ureña Aguirre, Ramiro Vicente Saraguro and Soraya Nathali Puco Fonseca

The processes carried out by the operators in the crude oil production centers (CPF) of the oil sector require greater interaction when making a musculoskeletal movement in each o…

Biomechanics Musculoskeletal Injury Pathology
EOIJ Research Article Jun 24, 2020
Physiopathological Analysis of MSDs, by Exposure to PDV’s in Oil Production Plant Operators
Guillermo Neusa Arenas*, Jeanette del Pilar Ureña Aguirre, Ramiro Vicente Saraguro, and María Yajaira Galeano Tocain

The innovation in office areas and control rooms with new technologies can generate discomfort in the work environment by the use of display screens (PDV’s), there are several ph…

Physiopathology Musculoskeletal Disorder Pathology