U.S. DOT HFCC Briefing May 25, 2005 NIOSH Musculoskeletal Disorders Research Program Thomas R. Waters, Ph.D. Chief, Human Factors and Ergonomics Research.

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U.S. DOT HFCC Briefing May 25, 2005 NIOSH Musculoskeletal Disorders Research Program Thomas R. Waters, Ph.D. Chief, Human Factors and Ergonomics Research Section Division of Applied Research and Technology

High Priority MSDs Occupational low back pain accounts for approximately 34% of the cost of all injuries and illnesses combined Occupational low back pain accounts for approximately 34% of the cost of all injuries and illnesses combined In 1997, there were 603,096 estimated cases of MSDs in the US that resulted in days away from work In 1997, there were 603,096 estimated cases of MSDs in the US that resulted in days away from work Almost half involved lifting and another 13% involved repetitive motion Almost half involved lifting and another 13% involved repetitive motion

NIOSH Research Program Seven NIOSH Divisions : DART, DSHEFS, DSR, EID, HELD, PRL, SRL Seven NIOSH Divisions : DART, DSHEFS, DSR, EID, HELD, PRL, SRL 30 active projects in FY active projects in FY 2002 Two large interdivisional research programsTwo large interdivisional research programs Big Ergo - (DSHEFS, DART, and HELD) Big Ergo - (DSHEFS, DART, and HELD) Jarring and Jolting (SRL, PRL, and DART) Jarring and Jolting (SRL, PRL, and DART) Hazard Evaluation and Technical Assistance Program (HETA) Hazard Evaluation and Technical Assistance Program (HETA) Surveillance Surveillance

Intramural Program Epidemiology & surveillanceEpidemiology & surveillance Exposure assessment & methodsExposure assessment & methods Intervention & engineering controlsIntervention & engineering controls Industry specific problemsIndustry specific problems Healthcare, construction, maritime, agriculture, manufacturing, office environment, etc. Healthcare, construction, maritime, agriculture, manufacturing, office environment, etc. Primary focus of intramural projects:

Cincinnati Division of Applied Research & Technology Education & Information Division Pittsburgh Research Laboratory Pittsburgh & Spokane Morgantown Division of Safety Research Health Effects Laboratory Division 3 Projects 3 Project 11 Projects NIOSH Divisions Conducting MSD Division of Surveillance, Hazard Evaluations & Field Studies Spokane Research Laboratory 5 Project 3 Project 2 Project

DART Interventions in maritime - STORM Matrix Interventions in maritime - STORM Matrix Interventions in construction Interventions in construction Interventions in agriculture Interventions in agriculture Children working in agriculture Children working in agriculture Hand tool design Hand tool design Home health care workers Home health care workers

DART Cont. Low Back Component of Big Ergo Program Low Back Component of Big Ergo Program Intervention Component of Big Ergo Program Intervention Component of Big Ergo Program Alternative Keyboards Alternative Keyboards Shiftwork Shiftwork Biomechanical Component of Jarring and Jolting Program Biomechanical Component of Jarring and Jolting Program

DSHEFS Big Ergo Program Administration Big Ergo Program Administration Upper Extremity Component of Big Ergo Program Upper Extremity Component of Big Ergo Program Low Back Component of Big Ergo Program Low Back Component of Big Ergo Program

DSR Prevention of injuries due to installing drywall Prevention of injuries due to installing drywall Evaluation of best practices back injury prevention program (nursing homes) Evaluation of best practices back injury prevention program (nursing homes) Studies of anthropometrics Studies of anthropometrics Effectiveness of Engineering Controls Effectiveness of Engineering Controls

EID Hazard Review: Hazards in Hospitals & Health Care Hazard Review: Hazards in Hospitals & Health Care NIOSH Lifting Equation: Evaluation of CD-ROM training program NIOSH Lifting Equation: Evaluation of CD-ROM training program Effectiveness of Training and Controls in Nursing Homes Effectiveness of Training and Controls in Nursing Homes

HELD Office ergonomics and environments Office ergonomics and environments Vibration and noise assessment of power hand tools Vibration and noise assessment of power hand tools Prospective Hand Arm Vibration (Big Ergo) Prospective Hand Arm Vibration (Big Ergo) Cellular and animal models for the study of hand-arm vibration syndrome Cellular and animal models for the study of hand-arm vibration syndrome Musculoskeletal diseases and inflammatory processes Musculoskeletal diseases and inflammatory processes

PRL Ergonomics interventions in mining Ergonomics interventions in mining Agriculture component of Jarring and Jolting Program Agriculture component of Jarring and Jolting Program

SRL Material handling accident reduction in underground mines Material handling accident reduction in underground mines Injury prevention for metal/non- metal bolting operation Injury prevention for metal/non- metal bolting operation Jarring and Jolting Program Administration Jarring and Jolting Program Administration Construction component of Jarring and Jolting Program Construction component of Jarring and Jolting Program

Surveillance * National Exposure at Work Survey (NEWS) Survey similar to previous NIOSH National Occupational Exposure Surveys (NOES)

Extramural MSD Research Program Office of Extramural Programs (OEP) Office of Extramural Programs (OEP) GrantsGrants Cooperative AgreementsCooperative Agreements Training Sites (ERCs)Training Sites (ERCs)

Education & Research Centers (ERCs) 16 University based ERCs 16 University based ERCs Support academic degree programs and research training opportunities Support academic degree programs and research training opportunities Continuing education (CE) programs for occupational safety and health professionals Continuing education (CE) programs for occupational safety and health professionals Training in ergonomics and prevention of MSDs Training in ergonomics and prevention of MSDs

National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) MSD Team Includes two of the 21 priority areas Includes two of the 21 priority areas Low BackLow Back Upper Extremity MSDsUpper Extremity MSDs Fourteen members on team representing industry, labor, academia, and government Fourteen members on team representing industry, labor, academia, and government Mission is to develop a national research agenda, foster research efforts aimed at prevention of MSDs, and develop partnerships Mission is to develop a national research agenda, foster research efforts aimed at prevention of MSDs, and develop partnerships

NIOSH Publication Number NORA MSD Team National Research Agenda for MSDs

Discussion Points What are high priority research issues for DOT? What are high priority research issues for DOT? How can NIOSH gain access to workplaces to conduct research? How can NIOSH gain access to workplaces to conduct research? Is DOT interested in a research partnership agreement with NIOSH? Is DOT interested in a research partnership agreement with NIOSH?