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Identification of high-risk groups among maintenance workers in a steel company with respect to musculoskeletal symptoms and workload

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      <subfield code="a">To determine priorities for ergonomic improvements in five maintenance departments of a steel company, a study was carried out to identify groups with a high prevalence of musculoskeletal problems or a high exposure to unfavourable musculoskeletal workload. All workers were asked to complete a standarized questionnaire on musculoskeletal symptoms and muculoskeletal workload. It is concluded that a questionnaire survey can constitute a valuable contribution to the selection of high-risk task groups that need ergonomic intervention</subfield>
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