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Vol. 1 No. 01 (2026): Ergonomic and Industrial Hygiene
This journal issue focuses on current research, practical approaches, and innovative strategies in the fields of ergonomics and industrial hygiene. The issue highlights the importance of designing safe, healthy, and productive work environments through evidence-based risk assessment, hazard control, and preventive occupational health programs. Ergonomics plays a crucial role in optimizing the interaction between workers, tasks, tools, and work environments to prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), fatigue, and work-related injuries. Meanwhile, industrial hygiene emphasizes the identification, evaluation, and control of physical, chemical, biological, and ergonomic hazards in the workplace to protect workers’ health and well-being. By integrating ergonomic principles and industrial hygiene practices, this issue aims to contribute to the development of sustainable occupational safety and health systems that enhance worker productivity, reduce occupational diseases, and promote long-term workplace well-being.
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An Analysis of Neurotoxic Symptoms Among Motorcycle and Automotive Workshop Workers
Exposure to compounds that damage the nervous system is one of the main causes of occupational diseases, particularly neurological disorders among workers. The work...
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Association between Individual Factors and Occupational Stress amongOperational Workers at PT Terminal Petikemas MNO
Interpersonal relationships in the workplace can often develop into competition, which may impose psychological burdens on employees. In addition, work-related factors can...
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Risk of Neurotoxic Symptoms among Motorcycle Workshop Workers in Surabaya: A Cross-Sectional Study
This study analyzed the risk of neurotoxic symptoms among motorcycle workshop workers in Surabaya due to exposure to hazardous chemicals such as organic solvents, heavy...
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Comparative Analysis of Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Security Guards and Supermarket Employees Using Nordic Body Map
Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) are common occupational health problems, particularly in jobs involving prolonged static postures and manual handling activities. This study...
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Work Stress Survey Among Modern Market Employees in SeveralAreas of Surabaya from an Occupational Safety and Health Perspective
Work stress is one of the psychosocial risk factors that affects occupational safety and health (OSH), particularly in the modern retail sector such as Indomaret, which is...
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Overview of Work Stress Levels among Online Motorcycle Taxi Drivers,Mechanics, and Construction Workers in Surabaya City
ork-related stress is one of the psychosocial factors that plays an important role in the occurrence of occupational
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diseases, particularly in work environments with high...