La Valutazione rapida del rischio da Movimentazione Manuale dei Carichi

How to develop a MMC risk assessment without complicated calculations, at least for some specific cases, thanks to the rapid assessment. Introduced by ISO TR 12295, the new UNI ISO 11228-1:2022 incorporates and updates the questions already included in the Technical Report. Based on the answers, the system allows you to determine whether there is a definite high risk, a definite low risk, or whether the condition is uncertain. In which case, a detailed assessment must be carried out. Stay informed about all the requirements related to worker health and safety and legislative developments by subscribing for free on our website. If you watched this video, you may be interested in this link where you can learn about the specific risk assessment module of the best cloud-based management software for worker health and safety: https://www.aimsafe.it/static/subscri... . . WEBSITE: https://www.aimsafe.it FACEBOOK:   / aimsafeit   LINKEDIN:   / aimsafe   TWITTER:   / aimsafeit   WORDPRESS: https://aimsafe.wordpress.com/ For information on the modules best suited to your business and for personalized quotes, contact: [email protected] 00:00 Opening credits 00:20 Introduction: Rapid risk assessment from MMC 02:15 Quick access for lifting and carrying 03:37 Key questions introduced by ISO TR 12295 05:28 Questions relating to lifting updated to UNI ISO 11228-1 08:20 Questions relating to transport updated to UNI ISO 11228-1 09:59 Critical conditions that, applying the Niosh factor, would result in a multiplier equal to 0 11:36 Maximum loads and total transportable masses 12:51 Additional conditions for which the risk is not low, but cannot be calculated with the Niosh factor 14:39 Towing and pushing derived from ISO TR 12295 17:56 Additional conditions for towing and pushing 19:56 Acceptability conditions for towing and push 9:03 PM Repetitive movements, biomechanical overload of the upper limbs 10:34 PM Acceptability conditions for repetitive movements 11:51 PM Static postures 10:58 PM Final credits