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IE 552 Mechanics of Musculoskeletal System Dr.
Andris Freivalds Class 35
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Gross Posture Analysis OWAS
  • Owaco Working Posture Analysis System (OWAS,
    Karhu, 1977)
  • Developed at the Finnish Institute of
    Occupational Health in 1970s
  • For use in steel industry
  • Evaluation of posture at regular intervals
  • Four categories back, upper limbs, lower limbs,
    force (lt10, lt20, gt20 kg)

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2151 bent back, both arms below shoulders,
kneeling, lt10 kg load
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Gross Posture Analysis OWAS
  • Next produce frequency distributions of OWAS
    postures
  • Rate into four level of action categories
  • Test-retest correlations high, r 0.97
  • Quick but simple means of categorizing gross
    postures

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Gross Posture Analysis - RULA
  • Rapid upper limb assessment (RULA)
  • Developed at the Univ. of Nottingham
  • (McActamney and Corlett, 1993)
  • Upper limb postures from Group A Table A yield
    an upper limb score
  • Trunk/leg postures from Group B Table B yield a
    trunk score
  • Both scores combined into grand score
  • Determines risk or action level

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RULA Group A
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RULA Table A
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RULA
  • These scores are adjusted upwards
  • 1 if mainly static posture (gt1 min) or
    . repeated gt 4/min
  • 1 if 2-10 kg intermittent loads
  • 2 if 2-10 kg static or repeated loads
  • 3 if gt10 kg static or repeated loads

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RULA Group B
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RULA Table B
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RULA Grand Score Table
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RULA
  • If RULA grand score
  • 1 or 2 acceptable conditions
  • 3 or 4 change may be needed
  • 5 or 6 change required soon
  • 7 or 8 change required immediately
  • Good correlation with discomfort
  • Probably best for postural evaluations
  • Example t-shirt turning, 12/min

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RULA A 4 1 (Freq gt 4/min)
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1 due to static posture
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Grand score 4, Borderline risk
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Quantitative Upper Limb WRMSD Risk Assessment
Strain Index 1
  • Strain Index (SI, Moore and Garg, 1995)
  • Rate 6 task variables (Table 1)
  • intensity of exertion
  • duration of exertion
  • efforts per minute
  • wrist posture
  • speed of work
  • duration of task

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Strain Index Rating Criteria Table 1
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Strain Index Multipliers - Table 2
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Strain Index - 2
  • Convert SI ratings to multipliers (Table 2)
  • Multiply for final SI score
  • Scores gt 5 considered hazardous
  • Good validation
  • identified 24/25 risky/non-risky jobs
  • sensitivity 0.86
  • specificity 0.79

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Strain Index - 2
  • Example using Strain Index
  • Consider task with
  • 20 MVC exertions
  • over 60 of a cycle
  • with 12 efforts per minute
  • with 18 ulnar deviations
  • at 95 of normal pace
  • for a full 8-hr shift

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Quantitative Upper Limb WRMSD Risk Assessment
  • The example job is hazardous (13.5gt5)
  • Overall, SI improvement over RULA
  • Considers more than basic postures
  • Considers upper extremities
  • Considers effort, intensity, pace
  • Greater quantitative detail
  • Next step ? data driven risk models

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Data Driven Upper Limb WRMSD Risk Assessment
PSU CTD Risk Index
  • Developed at Penn State University
  • From 13 years of Center for CTD work
  • Wrist postures fed directly to model
  • From touch glove system (using force sensitive
    resistors and Data Glove)
  • Industrial WRSMD data tunes model
  • Final score - predicted incidence rate
  • Details - Seth, Weston, Freivalds (1999)

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PSU CTD Risk Index - 2
  • Validation on 24 jobs with 288 workers
  • Regression of predicted vs. actual IR
  • Significant (p lt 0.001) correlation, r2 0.52
  • By 5th trial, analysis time down to 12 min.
  • Test/retest reliability was up to r20.99
  • 2nd validation on 91 meatpackers, r2 0.75

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PSU CTD Risk Index
r2 0.52
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PSU CTD Risk Index - 3
  • Also a paper and pencil version
  • Quicker, simpler to use for industry
  • No direct angle of force measurements
  • Workers estimate force, analyst - angles
  • Validated with PC version
  • On 12 sewing jobs
  • Significant (p lt 0.001) correlation of scores
    with r2 0.66
  • Action level 1.0 (similar to NIOSH Lifting)

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Task Force (T) vsPerceived Force (P)
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PSU CTD Risk Index P/P 1
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PSU CTD Risk Index P/P 2
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PSU CTD Risk Index P/P 3
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Videoclip Analyses
  • Study videoclips
  • Analyze using
  • Strain Index
  • PSU CTD Risk Index paper
  • PSU CTD Risk Index PC
  • Compare, discuss

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Summary
Type of WRMSD Risk Analysis Range Action Level Stitch
Strain Index 0.1-1053 5 20
CTD Risk Index P/P 0 - 4 1.0 1.46
CTD Risk Index - PC 0 300? IR? 12.8
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OCRA and HAL
  • OCRA exposure index complicated
  • HAL TLV for hand activity level

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Comparison of Various Tools
Tool Equip Posture Force Freq Learn Time Anal Time T/RT r Valid r
OWAS P/P Sh3 3 time Short Short 0.74-0.99 -
RULA P/P S5, El3 W3 4 2 Med Short - -
HAL P/P - 10 10 V.short V.short - -
SI P/P 5 5 5 Med Short - 86se 79sp
PSUCTD P/P 2-4 Cont Cont Short Med - r20.66
PSUCTD PC SEW5-7 Cont Cont Long Long 0.72 r20.52
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