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Interdisciplinary and Human Science Safety Research Group

The main research activities of the Interdisciplinary and Human Science Safety Research Group cover human factors, safety management, risk analysis of accidents, and information technology that are common to all industrial situations.
  1. Statistical study of occupational accidents
  In order to establish a new methodology for safety management in the workplace, a statistical approach has been applied to realize practical techniques, such as the prediction of time intervals of accident occurrence.
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Statistical analysis of occupational accidents.
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  2. Promotion of safety culture
  In order to promote safety culture in a company to prevent labor accidents caused by human factors, new policy and method of safety management are developing. Data obtained by questionnaire and interview surveys are analyzed and factors that affect promotion of safety attitude, behavior of workers are extracted.
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Group discussion on promotion of safety culture.
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  3. Improvement of fall protection devices
  New fall protection devices, such as a full body harness safety belt, a two-lanyards safety belt and an air bag are being evaluated, and criteria and the test methods for these devices are being investigated.
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Dynamic performance test of full body harness.
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  4. Study of communication error
  Studies on communication are conducted in an effort to prevent accidents that are attributed to human error. Experiments with voice recorders and video cameras are conducted to analyze the way tasks are carried out. An emphasis is placed on how the task information is communicated to the workers.
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Experiment of communication error on scaffolding.
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  5. Cognitive psychological study by means of simulations
  Human errors and their mechanism are studied as they relate to cognition, judgment, and operations. The cognitive response such as eye-movements, reaction time, etc. are measured with the virtual reality simulation. The findings are used to analyze the behavior associated with the risk-taking and -avoidance, the safety education, training.
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Excavator simulator.
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  6. Information technology and workplace safety
  To prevent hazards in systems requiring the human-machine interface, such as those in production and construction systems, studies are conducted to identify hazards with the use of CCD cameras installed in the workplace.
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Experiment for detection of human body by means of visual information.
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