Inspection and Management of Slope Operation for Labor Safety and Health

• Main Authors: Tung-Ming Ho, 何東明
• Other Authors: 施邦築
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/52c5qf

碩士 === 國立臺北科技大學 === 土木工程系土木與防災碩士班 === 106 === Given the vast mountainous area, 73% hilly land on the entire island, position linking Pacific Ocean earthquake belt, plum rains frontal area and the Pacific Ocean typhoon track, frequent earthquake and centralized torrential rain, in the most recent years, Taiwan mountainous area side slope disasters have kept breaking out as a result of the mountain road disasters and constant collapse and rockfall whenever it rained. Meanwhile, as the situation keeps expanding, investment in side slope emergency repair, improvement or maintenance projects is required permanently. However,Taiwan’s steep geographical environment limits the operational environment for side slope work staff and construction machinery adversely. receives the work environment quite tremendous influence.Such circumstances as the significant work quarter elevation difference, small foothold place and activity space, overhead operations, bad weather, wet surface slides, crowded soil texture, and frequent rockfall increase the risk to workers engaged in the slope emergency repair work greatly.Therefore, considering that the side slope operations will increase inevitably due to the climate transformation, the operational safety of workers engaged in the side slope operations must be valued more than ever. This research focuses on analysis of the literature and questionnaire survey, establishes types of potential occupational disasters and causes thereof by analyzing the literature, and then formulates the construction safety and health evaluation checklist based on the questionnaire survey result, in order to help construction site managers control the condition of side slope operations rapidly and take any required improvement and control measures to mitigate the possibility of occupational disasters.