英文摘要 |
Although falling down accidents resulting in serious occupational injuries have various types, but there exist essentially known risky situations. In the past years, a lot of researches were performed to prevent falling down, but the reduction of casualties due to falling down was quite limited because too many causes were considered but too few unsafe scenarios were analyzed and identified. This study collected and analyzed the falling down accident data, from 2007 to 2011, of the construction and non-construction industries in Taiwan to analyze the unsafe situations and job factors. All the collected data were sorted, classified, and statistically analyzed to identify the unsafe situations leading to falling down accidents. The fault tree analysis methodology was employed to construct falling down as the top event using the identified unsafe situations and the failure rates were calculated under various scenarios. The quantification of failure rate under unsafe scenario can be used to develop falling-down prevention strategy in the future. |