Prevention of MSDs in viticulture

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Prevention of MSDs in viticulture

Prevention of MSDs in viticulture

Type of item
Case study
Country
France
Languages

English

Provider
Provider (English)
EU OSHA
Provider (Original)
EU OSHA

Description

The act of pruning testifies to the winegrower's expertise and determines the future of the vine. In particular, pruning will be decisive for the health of the plant, and subsequently the quality of the grape harvest and, hence, the economic profitability of the vineyard. Accordingly, establishing a training session on improvement of the cutting tool and its use not only helps prevent MSDs, but also helps "do the job properly".

The act of pruning testifies to the winegrower's expertise and determines the future of the vine. In particular, pruning will be decisive for the health of the plant, and subsequently the quality of the grape harvest and, hence, the economic profitability of the vineyard. Accordingly, establishing a training session on improvement of the cutting tool and its use not only helps prevent MSDs, but also helps "do the job properly".

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Language of original language description

French

Other data

Hazards
Awkward postures
Forceful movements
Manual handling of loads
Repetitive movements/work
Health effects
Back pain or injury
Upper limb disorders
Lower limb disorders
Neck and shoulder disorders
Prevention measures
Training/guidance (for workers)
Purpose of the material
General information
Awareness raising
Risk assessment
Target audience
Employers
Managers
Workers
Year
2010