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Improving the quality and consistency of the fresh mangos that are available to consumers in the United States is an important goal of the National Mango Board (NMB). The NMB-funded project, Monitoring and Evaluation of the Mango Supply Chain to Improve Mango Quality (referred to hereafter as the Mango Quality Project), was conducted from December 2007 through April 2009 to identify impediments to successfully meeting that goal. The final deliverable of the Mango Quality Project is this best management practices manual for harvesting and handling mangos marketed in the U.S. The manual includes quality-control procedures to use when monitoring the maturity and quality of mangos in commercial handling operations.
This document is HS1194, one of a series of the Horticultural Sciences Department, UF/IFAS Extension. Original publication date December 2011. Revised October 2020 and March 2024. Visit the EDIS website at for the currently supported version of this publication.
La presente capacitacin tiene como objetivo prevenir lesiones corporales ocasionadas por la mala manipulacin, carga, transporte y disposicin de herramientas y/o materiales e Identificar los factores de riesgo presentes en el ambiente, el individuo y en la carga a manipular, as mismo realizar actividades de prevencin y mitigacin del presente riesgo latente en la elaboracin de nuestras funciones.
La manipulacin manual de cargas es una tarea bastante frecuente que puede producir fatiga fsica o lesiones como contusiones, cortes, heridas, fracturas y lesiones msculo-esquelticas en zonas sensibles como son los hombros, brazos, manos y espalda.
No se permitir el levantamiento de objetos pesados a las personas enfermas del corazn, a las que padecen hipertensin arterial, las que han sufrido de alguna lesin pulmonar, a las mujeres en estado de embarazo, a las personas que han sufrido de lesiones en las articulaciones o que padecen de artritis.
Esperamos que la presente capacitacin de Manejo Manual de Cargas e Higiene Postural haya brindando herramientas necesarias para la prevencin de factores que afecten la salud de los trabajadores y como las mismas tienen relacin directa con los lineamientos del SG-SST.
This manual is intended to serve as reference for forest professionals and practitioners in the planning, execution and evaluation of forest management techniques and practices contributing to the sustainability of the resource and the activity as a commercial operation. The document covers basic and applied aspects of forest management planning mainly emphasizing activities related to pre-harvesting (e.g. forest inventory, stock survey of commercial timber, harvesting infrastructure), harvesting (directional felling, skidding, yarding) and post-harvesting (transport, complementary activities, silvicultural treatments) operations, including monitoring.
This 78-page Spanish-language manual includes quality-control procedures to use when monitoring the maturity and quality of mangos in commercial handling operations. It was written by Jeffrey K. Brecht, Steven A. Sargent, Adel A. Kader, Elizabeth J. Mitcham, Fernando Maul, Patrick E. Brecht, and Octavio Menocal, and published by the UF Department of Horticultural Sciences, January 2011.
Sargent, S.A., M.A. Ritenour, and J.K. Brecht. 2008. Handling, cooling, and sanitation techniques for maintaining postharvest quality. SP170. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. cv115
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Marketing Service. 2007a. The national organic program production and handling - Preamble. Subpart C - Organic crop, wild crop, livestock and handling requirements. =STELDEV3003494
La quinta edicin del manual en espaol titulado, Reconocimiento y Manejo de los Envenenamiento por Pesticidas, fue editada por el Dr. Routt Reigart y el Dr. James Roberts, y Publicada por la oficina de programas de pesticidas de la EPA.
En esta pgina se incluir toda actualizacin y correccin que se realice al manual Reconocimiento y Manejo de Envenenamientos por Pesticidas. Por favor srvase enviarnos sus comentarios y correcciones a
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Cattlemen have long recognized the need to properly care for the animals under their care. This informative brochure illustrates sound animal husbandry practices to help farmers and ranchers ensure the wellbeing of the cattle under their care.
This is the official Transportation Manual of the Beef Quality Assurance program andincludes the most current set of key practices, guidelines, and suggestions for providingthoughtful and responsible cattle management while in transport. The material in thismanual serves as a helpful resource and serves as the foundation for training andcertification programs offered nationally and by many states.
Responsible antibiotic use is important to ensure that animal health technologies remain viable for the beef industry. It is key that judicious use protocols are developed so that animals are never marketed with residues and that cattlemen responsibly treat sick cattle.
The objective of this research is to determinate the level of risk associated with the Manual Handling of Loads (MHL) and its impact on the Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) among workers of a tannery. For the present case study, four methodologies were used: Nordic questionnaire, ISO 11228-1 on lifting loads, ISO 11228 -2 on pushing and pulling, and the Guide on load lowering and handling of the National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety (INSHT). The posts analyzed are exposed to an unacceptable level of risk, both in the case of unhairing and fleshing, while in the case of splitting the risk level is moderate. The Nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire reveals that 100% of workers suffer from musculoskeletal disorders; 83% of them have back problems mainly. In conclusion, the research evidenced that all pre-tanning workers suffer musculoskeletal discomfort in different body regions related with manual handing of loads.
Esta investigacin tiene como objetivo determinar el nivel de riesgo por manejo manual de cargas y su afectacin en los Trastornos musculoesquelticos de los trabajadores de una curtiembre. Para el presente caso de estudio, se integraron cuatro metodologas: cuestionario nrdico, riesgos por levantamiento de cargas ISO 11228 -1, Empuje y traccin de cargas ISO 11228 -2 y descenso de cargas, y Manipulacin Gua Instituto Nacional de Seguridad e Higiene en el Trabajo (INSHT). Los puestos analizados presentan un nivel de riesgo no aceptable, tanto en el de pelambrado como en el de descarnado mientras que en el de divido el nivel de riesgo es moderado. El cuestionario nrdico de trastornos musculoesquelticos revela que el 100% de los trabajadores presentan dolencias osteomusculares, principalmente en la zona de la espalda 83%. En conclusin, se evidenci que todos los operadores del rea de ribera sufren molestias musculoesquelticos en diferentes zonas del cuerpo relacionados con el manejo manual de cargas.
The tannery workers were exposed to several hazard during the manufacturing process performing their job[5]. Working conditions, such as: inappropriate workstations, incorrect working procedures and the inappropriate use of tools are some of the ergonomic risk factors leading to the development of musculoskeletal disorders, which affect: tendons, nerves, muscles, and the skeletal system, mainly in the upper extremities, namely the shoulder, the neck and the spine [6]. MSDs can afflict 20% - 80% of the working population in a company, leading in some cases to temporary or permanent disabilities, thus causing absenteeism at work [7].
In 2018, Ecuador reported 932 cases of occupational diseases and 26 cases of professional diseases, according to the General Occupational Hazard Insurance of the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS, by its Spanish initials). However, the record of the diseases most commonly diagnosed was kept only until 2016; out of the 358 professional diseases reported, 16.1% were cases of chronic low back pain and discal hernias and 12.4% were cases of shoulder pain and tendinitis, and spine and upper extremity affections mostly [8]. The same record reveals that in 79.8% of cases, the possible causes are related to ergonomic risk factors and in 12.5% to improper cargo handling [8].
The manufacturing sector accounts for 12.53% of Ecuador's GDP, and is divided into 24 subsectors according to the Extended Classification of Economic Activities (ISIC), which include the manufacture of leather and related products, in factories known as tanneries [9, 10]. Tungurahua is a province where 54.4% of the tanning activity is concentrated, and Ambato is one of the cantons with the highest volume of tanning 1. The hides treated in tanneries have an approximate average weight of 23 - 32 kg when they are wet, so when they are not properly handled, the health of workers is affected; the loads weighing more than 3 kg, in spite of being light, entail the risk of causing lumbar affections in unfavorable ergonomic conditions [11].
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