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- 2022The Use of Polyurethane Foam (PUF) Passive Air Samplers in Exposure Studies to PAHs in Swedish Seafarerscitations
- 2021The Committed Service Crew – The Impact of Passenger Proximity on Organizational Commitment and Job Satisfactioncitations
- 2021Maritime Resource Management: Current Training Approaches and Potential Improvementscitations
- 2020Occupational safety and health for service crew on passenger shipscitations
- 2020Maritime Resource Management : Current Training Approaches and Potential Improvementscitations
- 2018Strategies and Measures to Improve the Work Environment of Service Crew on Board Swedish Passenger Vesselscitations
- 2018Strategies and measures to improve the work environment of service crew on board Swedish passenger vesselcitations
- 2017Underlying causes of and potential measures to reduce long-term sick leave among employees in the service department on board Swedish passenger vesselscitations
- 2017Work environment challenges and participatory workplace interventions on passenger ships
- 2016Administrative burdens and over-exertion in Swedish short sea shippingcitations
- 2016The Impact of Family and Job Content on Swedish Seafarers’ Occupational Commitment – A Gendered Issue?citations
- 2015How Do You Measure Green Culture in Shipping? The Search for a Tool Through Interviews with Swedish Seafarerscitations
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Administrative burdens and over-exertion in Swedish short sea shipping
Abstract
ABSTRACTDespite significant changes in work tasks performed on board, towards more sedentary monitoring and administrative work, the incidence of occupational injuries and disorders remains high among seafarers. In order to improve safety standards, industry stakeholders increasingly require written documentation of numerous routines, procedures and tasks performed on board. These increased demands have however added to the administrative burden. Some say, to the extent that administrative work has become a safety risk in itself. This paper presents the result of a survey investigating how Swedish seafarers perceive their own level of fatigue, stress and over-exertion related to work. The material consists of 1309 respondents originating from a random selection procedure, of which 651 reported to be employed in short sea shipping. Multiple regression analysis (OLS regression), allowing adjusted effects, were applied in several steps of the analysis. The highest levels of exertion were reported by employee...
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