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Noise effects: measured noise levels versus personal perceptions

1st Edition of International Conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors
July 26-27, 2018 Rome, Italy

Natasa Vujica Herzog, Borut Buchmeister and Lea Spindler

University of Maribor, Slovenia Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia

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Abstract:

Noise is recognized as an important stress factor in numerous workplaces. Despite legal regulations and recommendations for the highest allowed noise levels, there are still many problems in practice resulting from noise exposure such as hearing loss, stress and significant discomfort. We studied the influence of noise on workers in two different environments: a technical high school and a manufacturing company. In both cases measurements of noise levels and corresponding frequency noise analyses were performed. In order to study personal noise perceptions, the workers also completed an extended research survey. A comparison between the survey’s results and experimentally determined noise levels gives new insights into the health risks of noise exposure in two very different working environments. Recent Publications 1. Gajšek B, Vujica Herzog N, Butlewski M, ?uki?? G (2017) Research opportunity: incorporation of human factors in order picking system models. Zeszyty Naukowe Politechniki Pozna??skiej : Organizacja i Zarz??dzanie, 72:45-61. 2. Vujica Herzog N, Zavec Pavlini? D, Kuzmanovi?? BD, Buchmeister B (2016) Thermal manikin and its stability for accurate and repeatable measurements. International journal of simulation modelling, 15:676- 687, 3. Šauperl O, Vujica Herzog N, (2014) Workplace design in the clothing shop by considering anthropometry. Asian academic research journal of multidisciplinary, 1:107-122. 4. Vujica Herzog N, Vujica Behari?? R, Behari?? A, Buchmeister B (2014). Ergonomic analysis of ophthalmic nurse workplace using 3D simulation. International journal of simulation modelling, 13: 409- 418. 5. Polajnar A, Vujica Herzog N, Buchmeister B, Jevšnik S (2012), Strains and stresses of workers caused by exposure to noise. Collegium antropologicum, 36:899- 909.

Biography :

Natasa Vujica Herzog is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Maribor, Slovenia. Her research area is operations and production management in particularly ergonomics. She is author or co-author of more than 100 publications, several original scientific articles published in international journals, monographs, and chapters in scientific books.

E-mail: natasa.vujica@um.si

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