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Nuovi approcci metodologici alla formazione in materia di sicurezza sul lavoro nel comparto agroforestale: dalla formazione obbligatoria a modelli sperimentali su addestramento ed abilitazioni "Agriform"

Author(s)
Feltrin, Stefania
Date Issued
July 13, 2017
Type
Doctoral Thesis
Abstract
Doctoral research has been developed with the focus on the education and training in agriculture, which has always been considered a sector with a high rate of accidents. Methodology was developed through a pilot model named “Agriform” and defines the main goal, which is to create the innovative models regarding the specific training in agriculture. Research work and pilot project included 6000 users having as a result a new technical and scientific approach to the subject of safety at work in agriculture. This model has been developed and validated by Cefap (Center for permanent agricultural training and education). Topics and protocols were analyzed considering two macro-areas: chemical risk and risks regarding use of agricultural machinery. However, this model explored topics currently not regulated such as social and didactic farms and a safety management systems of the large – size animals. In conclusion this study aims to realize technological and knowledge transfer in the case of agricultural farms that has allowed not just an increase of awareness but also an objective increase of the level of safety.
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Dottorato di ricerca in Ecosistemi e sistemi produttivi
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Training

Safety

Agriculture

Agroforestry

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http://hdl.handle.net/2067/3120
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