This study aimed to systematically compare three representative observational methods for
assessing musculoskeletal loadings and their association with musculoskeletal disorders …

The objective of this work is to review literature, worldwide, in which the Rapid Entire Body
Assessment (REBA) ergonomic assessment method was applied and count the number of …

Construction workers are at high risk of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs).
Although the existing observational assessment methods are easy to use, when it comes to …

Industry 4.0 is potentially innovative in the workers' role, which is becoming increasingly
involved in smart activities. In this situation, it is necessary to improve highly repetitive …

Repetitive labor-intensive tasks are common in civil construction projects. Construction
workers are prone to getting into musculoskeletal disorders-related injuries while performing …

Commercial cleaning work is labor intensive. Previous research and insurance claim data
show that it exposes workers to physical risks of work-related musculoskeletal disorders …

Traditional methods for assessing the risk of work-related musculoskeletal disorders
(WMSDs) have a low sensitivity to changes in input variables. Using them, it is possible to …

Brick industry, in Pakistan, is prominent and provides job to 3.1 million people only in one
province. The industry hires different percentage of workers for different stages of brick …

Physically demanding and repetitive tasks expose workers to work-related musculoskeletal
disorders (WMSDs). Over the last few decades, various rule-based postural assessment …

In the advent of Industry 5.0, advances in human-centered smart manufacturing (HSM)
accentuate the role of humans in human–machine collaboration. This development has …