Shoken Shimizu
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2014
Naotaka Kikkawa; Kazuya Itoh; Tomohito Hori; Shoken Shimizu; Kyoko Hamajima; Shigeo Umezaki; Yasuo Toyosawa
In Japan, we have more than 600,000 drag-shovels and the death labour accidents relating with drag-shovels happened more than 70 per a year until 2006. So that we analysed the accidents relating with drag-shovels in details. As a result, there are 4 types of labour accidents: a drag-shovel falls down due to its unstable condition, a burden hanged hits a worker, slope or trench collapses due to excavation and weight of a drag-shovel, a drag-shovel drives backward or pivots and hits a worker. It is revealed that a drag-shovel becomes unstable condition due to dynamic operation such as driving forward or pivoting in a slope and that a drag-shovel and worker are working together within the maximum excavation radius of the drag-shovel. As the countermeasure for the safety, we recommend the use of a drag-shovel with ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) and fastening a seat belt, to set the maximum stable grade considered with dynamic operation, the system alerting both an operator and worker to their approach. Language: ja
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. C | 2005
Shigeo Umezaki; Shoken Shimizu; Kiyoshi Fukaya
This paper shows a new safety system to know the human existence in the machine moving area of large scale product lines. It is very difficult to create such a system because the operator can enter into the machine moving area without pulling out of the interlocking key, and there were not only nominated operators but also non-nominated operators. New concept of the risk management division (I : safe condition, II : uncertain condition, III : hazardous condition) was proposed to evaluate the risk reduction of such system. The risk reduction to the division I can be achieved by direct monitoring devices such as the laser scanning sensor. It can be achieved also by indirect monitoring devices such as the mechanical counter gate. On the other hand, the risk reduction to the division I cannot be achieved only by the plug, key-switch or movable guard.
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. C | 2005
Shigeo Umezaki; Shoken Shimizu
Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese) | 2018
Shoken Shimizu; Hiroshi Ohtsuka; Kyoko Hamajima; Masao Tsuchiya; Shigeo Umezaki; Takabumi Fukuda; Rieko Hojo
Journal of Occupational Safety and Health | 2016
Tsuyoshi Saito; Kyoko Hamajima; Toshiro Hoshi; Tetsuya Kimura; Shoken Shimizu
The Proceedings of the Transportation and Logistics Conference | 2014
Shoken Shimizu; Shigeo Umezaki
Journal of Occupational Safety and Health | 2014
Shigeo Umezaki; Takabumi Fukuda; Tsuyoshi Saito; Shoken Shimizu; Tetsuya Kimura; Kyoko Hamajima; Toshiro Hoshi; Hiroyasu Ikeda; Kohei Okabe; Kenta Yamagiwa; Hajime Tomita; Yoshiki Mikami; Yuji Hirao; Makiko Okamoto; Satoshi Kadowaki; Masajiro Abe; Yuichi Otsuka
Journal of Occupational Safety and Health | 2012
Akihiro Ohnishi; Shoken Shimizu
IEICE technical report. Speech | 2012
Shigeo Umezaki; Shoken Shimizu; Kyoko Hamajima
The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan | 2011
Takabumi Fukuda; Shoken Shimizu; Yoshihiro Nakabo; Hisao Toyama; Hiroshi Otsuka; Kazuya Okada; Teruhiko Kachi; Takashi Arita; Toshiki Koshi; Mikio Sasaki; Hiroshi Yamamoto