| 사고사망자의 심층적 실증분석을 통한 예방적 개입점 발견 연구 | 2021.06.28 | ||
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저자: 이관형, 이홍석 (원문 바로가기) ABSTRACT The 7,993 cases of Survey Report of Fatal Industrial Accidents conducted jointly by the MEOL and the KOSHA for the recent seven years(2007-2013) were categorized according to personal and occupational characteristics, industry types, business sizes, job types, activities at the time accident, types of accidents, material agents(assailing materials), unsafe conditions, and unsafe acts. And it is found that among the 72.2 percent of fatal occupational accidents in the construction and manufacturing industries are caused by falling, sticking, bumping and being caught under objects & overturning. For this study, through the empirical analysis on causes of fatal industrial accidents, was used to identity high risk groups based on total data of 7,993 victims of occupational accidents. An annual fatal occupational injury (FOI) rate per 10,000 workers was about 0.47？. The middle-aged group and the elderly group showed the highest FOI rates per 10,000 workers (0.73？, 0.80？), and the daily workers showed the highest FOI rate (1.46？), and the craft and related trades workers showed the highest FOI rate (2.17？). In case of industry type the mining industry (7.26？) showed the highest FOI rate, followed by the sewerage, waste management, materials recovery and remediation activity industry (3.91？) and the construction industry (2.71？). The primary high risk target group that requires a strategy designed to reduce fatal occupation injuries caused by falling and bumping & contact(collision) is the construction industry, and the secondary high risk target group in the construction industry is classified as the equipment, machine operating and assembling workers in the construction industry, those aged 50 years old and above need the prevention measures against bumping & contact(collision) and being caught under an object & falling(objects), while those aged less than 50 years old need prevention measures against falling(persons). Keywords fatal occupational injuries, risk groups, accidents, falling, construction |
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