Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar

Earlier studies have shown that musculoskeletal disorders among animal keepers are more frequent than in other occupations. Most of the farms have expanded and the farmers who used to work alone have suddenly become a work manager with several employers. There are only a few studies made on the w...

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Autores principales: Bratt, Jenny, Eriksson, William
Formato: Otro
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Publicado: 2005
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11565/
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description Earlier studies have shown that musculoskeletal disorders among animal keepers are more frequent than in other occupations. Most of the farms have expanded and the farmers who used to work alone have suddenly become a work manager with several employers. There are only a few studies made on the work environment in dairy farms. Our study is based on a questionnaire and is a part of a project called large dairy herds. The study is based on data from the persons who milk most of the time. The questions they had to answer were about the work environment, musculoskeletal disorders and the psychosocial environment. The results of the survey are presented in diagrams and figures. It was common that the dairy producer themselves answered the questionnaire. The results showed that the dairy producers had been milking for ten years more than the employers. It was also the dairy producer that worked most time with the animals every week, seven hours more then the employers. The mean age of the milk producers was 48 years and 35 years for the employers. The three main problems in the work environment was bad climate, repetitive movements and dust. More women then men felt uncomfortable in their work environment. Employed women was the group who had the highest frequency of musculoskeletal disorder, felt most discomfort from the working environment and showed higher negative result in the psychosocial work environment then the employed men and the dairy producers. At the same time they had milked fewer years then the employed men and the dairy producers. The study showed that 86% of the women and 78% of the men have had pain in the musculoskeletal system during the last 12 months. The most frequent answer was shoulders and the lower part of the back. At the same time they found the milking process as a low physically demanding work. The results concerning the psychosocial working environment showed that people who milk cows liked their jobs.
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spelling RepoSLU115652017-10-03T08:13:45Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11565/ Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar Bratt, Jenny Eriksson, William Labour and employment Earlier studies have shown that musculoskeletal disorders among animal keepers are more frequent than in other occupations. Most of the farms have expanded and the farmers who used to work alone have suddenly become a work manager with several employers. There are only a few studies made on the work environment in dairy farms. Our study is based on a questionnaire and is a part of a project called large dairy herds. The study is based on data from the persons who milk most of the time. The questions they had to answer were about the work environment, musculoskeletal disorders and the psychosocial environment. The results of the survey are presented in diagrams and figures. It was common that the dairy producer themselves answered the questionnaire. The results showed that the dairy producers had been milking for ten years more than the employers. It was also the dairy producer that worked most time with the animals every week, seven hours more then the employers. The mean age of the milk producers was 48 years and 35 years for the employers. The three main problems in the work environment was bad climate, repetitive movements and dust. More women then men felt uncomfortable in their work environment. Employed women was the group who had the highest frequency of musculoskeletal disorder, felt most discomfort from the working environment and showed higher negative result in the psychosocial work environment then the employed men and the dairy producers. At the same time they had milked fewer years then the employed men and the dairy producers. The study showed that 86% of the women and 78% of the men have had pain in the musculoskeletal system during the last 12 months. The most frequent answer was shoulders and the lower part of the back. At the same time they found the milking process as a low physically demanding work. The results concerning the psychosocial working environment showed that people who milk cows liked their jobs. Tidigare undersökningar visar på att djurskötaren har avsevärt mer belastningsskador och besvär orsakade av påfrestande arbetsställningar än vad andra yrkesgrupper har. Det finns även bara ett fåtal undersökningar av den psykosociala arbetsmiljön inom mjölkproduktionen, dock har just den psykosociala arbetsmiljön fått en allt mer betydande roll. Jordbruken har blivit större och bonden som tidigare varit ensam i företaget har plötsligt blivit företagsledare och chef. Studien har genomförds som en enkätundersökning och ingår som en del i ett större forskningsprojekt, Fruktsamhet, Juverhälsa och klövhälsa i Stora mjölkkobesättningar (Finansierat av Stiftelsen Lantbruksforskning). Underlaget bestod av 107 mjölkgårdar där de som mjölkade mest fick besvara enkäten. De undersökta personerna besvarade frågor angående deras arbetsmiljö, eventuella belastningsskador samt frågor kring den psykosociala miljön. Resultatet från undersökningen redovisas i en serie figurer och diagram. Det visade sig vara vanligast att mjölkproducenterna själva besvarade enkäten. I resultatet framgick att mjölkproducenterna hade mjölkat tio år längre än vad de anställda hade, det var dessutom den kategorin som la ner mest tid på djurskötseln i veckan, sju timmar mer än de anställda. Medelåldern hos mjölkproducenterna låg på 48 år och för de anställda på 35 år. Bland arbetsmiljöfaktorerna var det främst fyra faktorer som uppfattades som ett obehag av hela gruppen, dåliga klimatförhållanden, ensidiga/upprepade rörelser, tunga lyft och damm. Det var framförallt kvinnorna som upplevde flest obehag. Åttiosex procent av kvinnorna rapporterade besvär (smärta, värk, obehag) i något av rörelseorganen under de senaste 12 månaderna. Motsvarande siffra hos männen var 78 %. Besvär i axlar och rygg var det mest frekventa svaret. Trots så stor andel som angett besvär i rörelseorganen så upplevdes momentet mjölkning som en låg fysisk ansträngning och man trivdes bra på sin arbetsplats. Mjölkproducenter som är egna företagare är mer positivt inställda till sin arbetsplats än vad de anställda är. 2005-10-27 Other NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11565/1/bratt_j_eriksson_w_171003.pdf Bratt, Jenny and Eriksson, William, 2005. Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar. UNSPECIFIED, Alnarp. Alnarp: (LTJ, LTV) > Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management (from 130101) <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-644.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-7404 swe
spellingShingle Labour and employment
Bratt, Jenny
Eriksson, William
Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title_full Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title_fullStr Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title_full_unstemmed Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title_short Arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
title_sort arbetsmiljö i stora mjölkkobesättningar
topic Labour and employment
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11565/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11565/