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Author(s) : CLAUDON L.
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Age-related impact of varied time constraints in an assembly task on biomechanical and physiological exertions C.5/1.049 | 2011Outline of reasons and objectives
Working under time constraints is particularly difficult for ageing workers. “Leeway” or “room for manoeuvre” may enable regulation strategies to be put in place or production contingencies to be coped with more… -
Factors of success and of failure in the process of returning to work after surgery for a work-related degenerative shoulder injury EL2015-007 | 2015Among musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) of the upper limb, work-related degenerative injuries to the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles, which stabilise the shoulder, are frequent, and particularly costly and disabling. Going back to work after…
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Effect of time constraint on performance speed of a repetitive assembly task according to age C.5/1.049/C2015-097 | 2015Repetitive work at required pace, as observed on assembly lines, is often characterized by reduced amounts of temporal margin of maneuver (TMM). Various epidemiological studies have shown that working under time constraints is particularly…
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Effects of artifacts in a repetitive light assembly task on muscular activity according to age and work rate constraints C.5/1.049/C2015-100 | 2015Time constraints can be particularly stressful for older workers in repetitive work. Opportunities for work rate regulation could offer a way of dealing with production variations. The aim of this laboratory study was to investigate the effects…
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Upper Limb Kinematics Using Inertial and Magnetic Sensors: Comparison of Sensor-to-Segment Calibrations EL2013-022/P2015-073 | 2015Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit sensors (MIMU) display high potential for the quantitative evaluation of upper limb kinematics, as they allow monitoring ambulatory measurements. The sensor-to-segment calibration step consisting in…
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The hand-held machines are the source of many nuisances that can lead to occupational diseases and occupational accidents.
These risks must be identified and evaluated in order to design safer machines and improve their conditions of use. -
Interactions between health and work: effect of occupational psychosocial conditions on changes in mental health EL2013-024 | 2013Outline of reasons and objectives
Current knowledge makes it possible to assert the existence of links between exposure to certain psychosocial risk factors (PRFs) and short-term and long-term damage to health. Exposure to PRFs is generally… -
The observation of a high number of upper limb musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) in some industrial sectors (automotive, assembly of appliances), knowledge of the main biomechanical risk factors related to the occurrence of these diseases and ergonomic…
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Assessment of physical workload: muscular activity vs. resultant external force NOETUDE/C2015-099 | 2015Our study compared muscular activity and resultant external force measurements during a clip fitting activity. Clips were inserted with two methods: with bare hands and with a pneumatic tool. Measurements were compared with the thresholds…
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