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Ergonomía Ocupacional. Investigaciones y Aplicaciones. Vol 3 2010 3.2. Mexican Official Standards of STPS (Secretary of Labor and Social Welfare) in force Federal Labor Law art. 132 Obligations of Employers Cap. X, Ergonomics art. 102. (Federal Regulation on Safety, Hygiene and Working Environment 1997) The official Mexican standards determined by the Secretary of Labor and Social Welfare in effect allowed us to measure each of the parameters set by physical and chemical conditions, however, to labor issues in the area we focus on the chemical physics but also evaluated 3.2.1 Physical Vibrations (NOM-024-STPS-2001), Noise (NOM-011 - STPS-2001). Concentration equivalent dB (A): continuous, intermittent, fluctuating and Impact, Lighting (NOM-025-STPS-1999) a) Disposition: General, located, and auxiliary b) Artificial: Incandescent, fluorescent, vapor and H c) Natural d) Combined Radiation a) Ionizing (NOM-012-STPS-1999) x-rays, radioisotope and other b) Non-ionizing (NOM-013-STPS-1993), ultraviolet, infrared, radio frequency and other static Electricity (NOM-022-STPS-1999) Thermal conditions (NOM-015-STPS-2001) 3.2.2 Chemicals Substance (NOM-010 - 1999 STPS-) 3.3. Anthropometric measurements Some anthropometric measurements of operators are working in the plant are shown in Table 1 Sociedad de Ergonomistas de México, A.C. 168
Ergonomía Ocupacional. Investigaciones y Aplicaciones. Vol 3 2010 Table 1 Some anthropometric measurements of line operators 3.4. RULA Assessment / BRIEF Poor posture is considered one that moves away from a neutral position or physiological, where they play an important role while maintaining the posture and the handling of heavy objects. (Kroemer 2000). Since the results were assessed at the station representing more problems in production lines using the method as the main tool right RULA showed results that could be considered in the design of new stations. First results were deciphered on the right of operators to both women and men as shown in Figure 3 where we obtained the results of urgent change of season. 3.5 Principles of manufacturing cells (Villaseñor 2009) 1. Place machines and workstations as close as possible to minimize the distance to be walking 2. Free from obstructions routes and install comfortable floor worker Increase the safety of workers Improved productivity Greater flexibility of work for each operator 2. Keep the cell width of 4 feet to allow flexibility, relocation and redistribution of work among team members Minimize distances of each operator Operators have access to both sides of the cell Increases the flexibility of the work cycle, so there may be operating on both sides of the cell U Sociedad de Ergonomistas de México, A.C. 169
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Prefacio La Sociedad de Ergonomista
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ERGONOMICS AND EDUCATION Ergonomía
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