Framework for IMO to considering ergonimics
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Framework for IMO to considering ergonimics

  5 As set forth in the appendix, IMO should consider five key areas for ergonomics onboard ship as it relates to reducing the incidence of personal injuries and human error in the work environment:

  • .1 manual valve operation, access, location and orientation;

  • .2 stairs, vertical ladders, ramps, walkways and work platforms;

  • .3 inspection and maintenance considerations;

  • .4 working environment; and

  • .5 the application of ergonomics to design.

Parent topic: Annex – Framework for IMO Consideration of Ergonomics and Work Environment
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