1 2251-7189 Shahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences, Yazd 1017 Ergonomics The study of the effect of individual, occupational and environmental factors on returning to work of Low back pain experienced office personnel in one of the oil companies in the southern region mazlomi Adel b khodadadi Masoumehh c panahi sevda d b Tehran University of Medical Sciences c Tehran University of Medical Sciences d Tehran University of Medical Sciences 1 12 2019 11 3 1 13 24 05 2019 04 04 2020 Aim and Background: low back pain is one of the prevalent musculoskeletal disorders among working population including office workers. In this regard, various factors are important for low back pain reduction and return to work. The aim of this study was to investigate factors influencing return to work among employees with low back pain. Methods and Materials: About 303 administrative employees participated in this study from an oil company located in southern part of Iran. The study variables were a 4-part questionnaire including demographic, job related variables and information about low back pain and the interventions implemented for return work. Results: The majority of participants were male 35-47 years old, bachelor degreed,. with 9-25 years job tenure. Most of the employees had medium to high mental, physical, and temporal demands. From 303 participants, about 85(28/1) had low back pain. The main cause of low back pain was mostly muscular spasm (52/9) and the physiotherapy was the most treatment method (51/8). About 91% of participants had  individual intervention like changing the life style. About 88/2 of them had job interventions as body posture correction. Furthermore, 62/4 had organizational interventions as teamwork development. The age, physical activity, and the type of treatment showed significant relationship with return to work. Also, the individual, occupational, and organizational interventions had a significant relationship with RTW..  Conclusion: The ability to return to work was seen mostly among the individuals with less physical activities in their working practices. Also, physiotherapy played better role in a rapid return to work comparing to other treatments. The individual interventions showed high impact on RTW. The issues such as individual interventions including change in lifestyle as well as doing particular exercises, job interventions including change in working stations, change in physical status during work and organizational interventions including special routine examinations, performing teamwork as well as particular training classes had played great impacts on RTW.   
1028 Chemical agents Occupational monitoring and health risks assessment of respiratory exposure to dust in an industrial unit of production Khak-e-Chini Shojaee Barjoee Saeed e Azimzadeh HamidReza f MoslehArani Asghar g , Kuchakzadeh MohamadReza h e Yazd University f Yazd University g Yazd University h General Office of Environmental Protection 1 12 2019 11 3 14 25 17 07 2019 12 01 2020 Introduction: The respiratory system, as one of the most important organs of the human body, is affected by adverse health effects and consequences of particulate matter. this study was performed to purpose determine the occupational exposure of workers to crystalline silica of inhalable dust and determine its health risks. Method: In this analytical cross-sectional study, sampling was performed in a industrial unit production Khak-e-Chini based on standard methods and individual and environmental sampling methods. Then the obtained data analyzed were in SPSS software version 22 .The risk assessment of Occupational exposure of workers to crystalline silica was carried out based on the proposed EPA model. Results: The average exposure of workers to inhalable dust and crystalline silica was measured 4.46 ±1.34 mg/m3 and 0.57±0.10 mg/m3, respectively. The mean environmental concentration of the inhalable particles was 6177.71 µg/m3 and the range of 4088.30- 8289.70 µg/m3. In all occupational groups the risk of cancer was obtained less than 10-6. HQ values ​​for operator one (5.34) and two (4.79) crusher machine, crusher machine loading operator (8.49), dryer operator (1.91), slurry operator (3.01) and filter press operator (1.78) was more than permissible limit. Conclusion: The average concentration of inhalable dust and crystalline silica was more than permissible limit in this industry. According to the results of the risk assessment, the priority of serious control actions is necessary to reduce the risk of non-cancerous complications in the crushing, drilling, slurry and filter press occupational groups. 912 Safety and occupational accidents Determine the impact of the implementation of the program checklists resulting from official inspections in identifying hazards in an automotive industry halvani gholamhossein i Sahraee Marzieh j i Shahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences and Health Services j - 1 12 2019 11 3 26 33 26 12 2017 04 04 2020 Introduction: today, the main concern of the responsible organizations in the field of safety is identifying and eliminating the dangers that threaten people`s lives and it can cause damage. Perhaps it can be said with caution that today there are so many incidents in the industrialized countries. A common approach to safety analysis and accident prevention is to inspect. The purpose of this study is to determinr the impact of the implementation of the schedule of checklist resulting from official inspections in identifying hazards in an automative industry. Materials and ways: the library and scrolling method was used to collect data. In the theoretical sections, a questionnaire was developed using a library method and a scrolling method was used to collect data. In this research, descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the information. The samples were reviewed along with numerous charts. And the data were entered into the stata software for analysis. Findings: in this study, 716 items are marked with a check list, 459 (0.64%) risk befor and 579 (0.81%) the risk was detected after a checklist. There was a significant difference between the two ratios. In other words, the implementation of the checklist is effective in identifying the dangers. Discussion and conclusion Regarding the fact that in the case study company, the checklist did not play a major role in hazard identification and was not included in the checklist. It`s better to take advantage of checklist. Based on the results of these studes, it can be concluded that checklist inspections can have a significant impact on the identification of hazards 1027 General Studying the Impact of Personality Traits and Psychologically Healthy Work Place on Strike Intention among nurses bordbar gholamreza k ebrahimzade pezeshki reza l k yazd university l yazd university 1 12 2019 11 3 34 43 08 07 2019 13 04 2020 Introduction: Strike is known as a socio-economic phenomenon in the field of industrial relations, with no significant cost management. The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of personality traits and psychological health of work environment on strike intention among nurses in Yazd province. Method: The present study is applied and it is descriptive - survey. Statistical population consists of all nurses of Yazd province, among which 376 people were selected Stratified Random Sampling. For collecting data, two type of questionnaire were used. For assessing the strike intention, a researcher - made questionnaire was used. Also, for measuring personality traits and psychological health of the workplace, the standard questionnaire of Costa & McCrae (1992) and Mehdad (1389) was used. The validity of the standard questionnaire was confirmed by content validity. Reliability of the questionnaires was confirmed by Cronbach's alpha. It should be mentioned that the validity of the "strike intention" questionnaire was also investigated using structural validity. In order to analyze the data, SPSS 21 and LISREL 8.8 software were used. Results: According to the results of the study, the psychological health of the workplace has the greatest effect on strike reduction. Among the dimensions of neoclassical personality traits, Extraversion has a direct and significant effect on strike intention. After Extraversion, openness and neuroticism have a significant effect. Adaptability is the only personality trait that has no significant effect on strike intention. Also, the psychological health of the workplace in the desired state, and the intention of striking among nurses is lower than the average. Conclusion: Hospital managers should identify the personality traits of the employees and provide personal profile staff to prepare to meet the crises. It is also necessary to evaluate the psychological health dimensions of the workplace on an annual basis, and the organization's fitness status in the strike management is investigated. 965 occupational medicine Metabolic syndrome among train drivers Saraei Maryam m najafi arezu n heidarbagi ehsan o rahimi-golkhandan ania p m Center for research on occupational diseases (CROD) n Occupational sleep research center o Occupational sleep research center p Occupational sleep research center 1 12 2019 11 3 44 51 25 08 2018 02 09 2019 Background and objective: Screening of risk factors for metabolic syndrome among commercial and train drivers that are considered safety sensitive jobs, is an important issue in safety of transportation system. Metabolic syndrome is consisted of disturbed lipid profile and high blood pressure and waist circumference. It can lead to reduced quality of life and higher health associated costs. This study aimed to assess risk factors for metabolic syndrome among train drivers. Materials and Methods: this cross-sectional study was conducted among 281 train drivers referred for their annual health examination to occupational medicine clinic of Baharloo hospital, Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Demographic charaecteristics of participants were recorded. Blood pressure, body mass index(BMI) and waist circumference of drivers were measured. Participants’ blood sample for Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS), Triglyceride, High and Low Density lipoprotein were collected. Metabolic syndrome was defined according to NCEP ATP III  criteria. Results: All of the participants were male. Mean age and BMI was 43±10 and  26.60±3.67, respectively. Fifty three (21%) of participants were diagnosed with metabolic syndrome. The more frequent risk factor for metabolic syndrome was triglyceride more than 150mg/dl. Conclusions: Findings revealed almost high prevalence of metabolic syndrome among train drivers. More studies for screening of metabolic syndrome in this group is required because of high sensitive job they have and important issue of fitness to drive. 1003 Chemical agents Investigating the effect of fan coils on suspended particles and its Effect on Air Pollution in Educational Spaces of Bojnourd University of Medical Sciences Sepahi Zoeram Faeze Mehri Hamidreza Faramarzi Koohsar Meysam Esmaeilzadeh Kavaki morteza 1 12 2019 11 3 52 57 18 02 2019 04 04 2020 Abstract: Background and Aim: Considering that suspended particles are one of the main pollutants of air in cities. Since the prevention of contamination beyond the standard level and the economic and health issues of employees and individuals involved in the enclosed environment is very important, the research team concluded that the effect of fan coils at the dispersion of suspended particles and its effect on air pollution in educational spaces. Materials and Methods: In this study using the device Haz Dust and NIOSH500 suspended particles were measured in two seasons in the spring and summer and at 128 points.The sampling device was fixed at the center of the room at a height of one and a half meters, and with an impactor of 10 and 2.5 and the teflon filter the amount of contaminants was read on the device before the fan coil is turned on and after reading it turned on and data was analyzed by SPSS 19 software and the value of p-value was calculated and compared with the standard limit. Findings: The level of pollution in educational spaces is lower than standard, and fan coils have an effect on the dispersion of PM10 particles, but in general, fan coils do not have a significant effect on the dispersion of particles in educational spaces. Conclusion: The results of this study showed that the concentration of particles in the maximum time is less than standard, and the fan coil has no effect on the amount of contamination of educational spaces. 975 occupational medicine A core stability and endurance exercise period on back pain and CRP serum levels in the male workers with chronic low back pain. mohsenzadeh mahsa ghaznavi fariba ghaznavi sharareh Islamic Azad University Islamic Azad University Islamic Azad University 1 12 2019 11 3 58 67 26 09 2018 12 01 2020 Aim of this research was investigate of 8 week core stability and endurance exercise on backe pain and CRP serum levels in the male workers with chronic low back pain. This research was a semi-expreimental study and male workers 30-40 years Pars Khodro factory in 1394 that formed the statistical population. 30 person selected from among volunteers, and were divided into two groups of combined training (core stability, endurance) (n = 15) and control group (n = 15). In the baseline stage evaluated the amount of back pain with McGill pain questionnaire and also CRP levels through brachial blood samples. The members of the experimental group participated in 8-week exercise that included three days a week training core stability exercises and three days a week endurance exercise, and the control group were barred from participating in regularly exercise. After eight weeks, the amount of pain and the level of CRP were measured in both groups. Our findings showed that 8 week core stability and enduance exercise leads to a signifiance reduction of back pain and CRP levels (P=0.001). Also, there was a significant association between CRP level and the amount of back pain in workers men as a result of participating in the training program (P=0.018).Due to the combined effects of core stability exercises and aerobic exercises to reduce pain and inflammation, people working in different professions can be used to reduce back pain or prevent it, to participate in this type of training. 679 Safety and occupational accidents Evaluation of the Impact of Integrated Management System Implementation on Safety Performance Monitoring Indices in a Tile Industry Fallah Rohollah laal fereydoon abasi faezeh najafi kamran halvani Gholamhossein 1 12 2019 11 3 68 75 11 10 2015 12 01 2020 Introduction: Today, organizations need an integrated management system (IMS) to achieve global standards regarding the environment and employees. And one of the important goals of an integrated management system is to eliminate or reduce disasters to an acceptable level of organization. Therefore, in this study, we try to measure the efficiency of deployment of this system on safety performance monitoring indicators. Materials and Methods: This study is a descriptive-analytical study conducted during 2009 and 2010 (years before implementation of integrated management system) and years 2011 to 2014 (years when integrated management system was implemented in all units of one of the tile factories of Yazd city. In this study, all the information related to the events in this industry was collected. Then the variables of accident repetition coefficient (AFR), accident severity factor (ASR), repetition-intensity factor (FSI) and Safe-T-Score were calculated and analyzed. Results: The incidence of recurrence coefficient, accident severity coefficient and recurrence-severity coefficient decreased from 2009 to 2014. The safe T coefficient also shows that in 90 (the beginning of the implementation of integrated management system) and 91 the number of accidents has significantly decreased compared to previous years. Conclusion: The results of this study show that the implementation of integrated management system can increase safety indices and thereby increase the level of factory safety. 1031 occupational medicine Diabetes, hyperglycemia and its role in fitness for work Seyedmehdi Mohammad Attarchi Mirsaeed Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Guilan University of Medical Sciences 1 12 2019 11 3 76 83 04 08 2019 04 04 2020 Diabetes, hyperglycemia and its role in fitness for work   Introduction: Diabetes is a prevalent disease in our country and in the world. Hyperglycemia complications can impact on ability to work. Decision making about fitness for work in diabetic patients is important and complicated. Objective: The aim of this study was assessment scientific evidence and present suitable approach for fitness for work in diabetic patients. Methods: In this review article the last evidence from Scopus, Science Direct, Pub Med, Google Scholar, SID and Magiran Data Bass was evaluated and different aspects of  fitness for work in hyperglycemia of diabetics  of diabetic patients was analyzed.   Discussion and Conclusion: Assessment of personal risk and diabetic patient abilities in comparison with inherent requirements of the job is important in decision making about fitness for work. Most of these patients can work and have acceptable efficacy and safety in most of the jobs. In most of job situations, with support of the employer and job environment modifications, diabetic patients can work with acceptable efficacy and safety.