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An Ergonomic Analysis of the Current Lifting Techniques in Height Restricted Cargo Bins at Company XYZ

The aviation industry has one of the highest rates for back strains, shoulder strains and long term MSDs. Company XYZ has experienced a higher than industry average injury rate due to the limited height in the cargo bins and the restricted posture lifting. The continued presence of higher than industry average back and shoulder strains and sprains in the height restricted cargo bins at Company XYZ is placing the organization at risk of incurring continued employee injury and other workers compensation related forms of loss. The four years of OSHA recordable injuries, the results of the ergonomic-based risk factor assessment methods of the Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) and Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA), and the NIOSH lifting equation were compared to recognition and remediation measures for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) that have been identified in professional literature on the topic. The research results indicate that awkward postures and high repetition are the major