ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
BHS10006o14Semester:
2014/2015 winterName:
Occupation Health and Safety, ErgonomicsMajor:
Animal ScienceStudy Type:
first cycleCourse type:
compulsoryStudy Semester:
1ECTS points:
1Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
15 / 0 / 0Lecturer:
dr inż. Mariusz Korczyński; dr Jacek SzczurowskiLanguage of instruction:
PolishLearning outcomes:
Knowledge:
W01- student knows the research objectives and methodologyof occupational health and safety and ergonomics; knows functional determinants of system: man-machine and human - environment [BH1_W20; R1A_W05, R1A_W08, InzA_W03]
W02 - student defines the basic factors of work environment and their impact on the human body [BH1_W20; R1A_W05, R1A_W08, InzA_W03]
W03 - student knows the potential health effects caused by chemical, biological and physical factors at work [BH1_W06; R1A_W03, InzA_W01]
W04 - student understand the biological and environmental causes of tiredness [BH1_W20; R1A_W05, R1A_W08, InzA_W03].
Skills:
U01- student interprets results of measurements of the physical working environment to its optimization [BH1_U01; R1A_U01, R1A_U03, InzA_U01, InzA_U04]
U02 - student uses the basic diagnostic techniques to assess the level of occupational risk and biological work load [BH1_U01; R1A_U01, R1A_U03, InzA_U01, InzA_U04].
Competences:
Personal and social competences (attitudes and behaviors):
K1 -is aware of the risks in incorrectly designed environment of work [BH1_K06; R1A_K04, BH1_K09; R1A_K06];
K2- correctly formed his place of work [BH1_K09; R1A_K06]Prerequisites:
Prerequisites: human anatomy, human physiologyCourse content:
Course contents: definition of ergonomics and occupational safety, conditions for the operation of the system man-machine; physical, chemical and biological factors of work environment, anthropometry as an ergonomic system of reference; ergonomics issues of perception of signals in the process of labor, occupational health of mental and physical work.Recommended literature:
1. Wykowska M.:Ergonomia, Wyd. AGH, Kraków, 1994
2. Kordecka D.: Bezpieczeństwo pracy i ergonomia, Wyd. CIOP, Warszawa, 1997;
3. Olszewski J.: Podstawy ergonomii i fizjologii pracy, Wyd. AE w Paznaniu, Poznań, 1998;
4. Tytyk E.: Projektowanie ergonomiczne, Wyd. Nauk. PWN, Warszawa 2001.Assessment methods:
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