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Institute of Ergonomics
Darmstadt University of Technology
Petersenstrasse 30; D-64287 Darmstadt; Germany
EU legal requirements
assessment
EAWS overview
Perspectives of an EAWSjunior
Persons Capital
Goods Services
EN 1005-1 Definitions
EN 1005-2 Lifting ISO 11228-1 Lift & carry
EN 1005-3 Forces ISO 11228-2 Push & Pull
EN 1005-4 Postures ISO 11226 Postures
EN 1005-5 Upper limbs ISO 11228-3 Upper limbs
RWL= LC*HM*VM*DM*AM*
FM*CM
LC = Load Constant
HM = Horizontal Multiplier
VM = Vertical Multiplier
DM = Distance Multiplier
AM = Asymmetry Multiplier
PM = Frequency Multiplier
CM = Coupling Multiplier
where e.g.
+
day points points working day points
+ Working conditions rating 500 bis < 1000 8 2 hrs to < 4 hrs 8 8 to < 16 km 8
= x Time rating =
points
Total Risk score
This is in detail:
For WHOLE BODY loads
working postures with low physical effort (< 30 N; < 3 Kg)
action forces in real type postures (> 30 N)
manual materials handling in real type postures (> 3 kg)
For loads of the UPPER LIMBS
frequency of dynamic or duration of static actions
aggravating factors (i.e. forces, limb positions, )
(factory planning)
COREP - Convegno Ergonomia e innovazione | Torino, 22.2.2010 | Karlheinz Schaub 12
EAWS pages 1 and 2
header
2D / 3D working
postures
overall
evaluation
additional loads
comments &
improvements
time aspects
for repetitive loads
forces
repetitive loads
extract from
force atlas
manual materials
handling
Complies with:
EN 1005-4
ISO 11226
Toyota
OWAS
SAK (Smann)
Complies with:
EN 1005-3
REFA
Assembly specific
force atlas
Complies with:
EN 1005-2
ISO 11228-1
ISO 11228-2
KIM
NIOSH
Siemens (Refa)
Complies with:
EN 1005-5
ISO 11228-3
KIM
OCRA
RULA
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