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Citation

Ariano E. G. Ital. Med. Lav. Ergon. 2013; 35(4): 310-313.

Vernacular Title

Il piano nazionale di prevenzione in agricoltura. Consuntivo del primo triennio e prospettive.

Affiliation

Gruppo di Lavoro "Agricoltura e Selvicoltura" del Coordinamento Tecnico delle Regioni e Province Autonome, Dipartimento di Prevenzione della ASL di Lodi, Italy.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2013, PI-ME Editrice)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

24303719

Abstract

Agricultural work submits to high risks for safety and health. In 2009, in execution of "workplace health protection pact" (DPCM 17.12.2007), has been defined the National Plan for prevention in agriculture and forestry, whose first three-year program ended in 2012. Goals were: to Systematize and to standardize direction and control activity, defining the number of factories to control, in most italian regions, for high and ubiquitous risks applying homogeneous standards, spending special attention to risks of fatal and serious injury; to develop agricultural machinery trade control, for new and second-hand machinery, for normalizing the whole fleet; to contribute to monitoring of risk factors and injury dynamics, for a better definition of prevention policies; to increase the knowledge of public health agency officers; to identify and to promote technical solutions, helping to define, in proper way, good practices for complex problems; to promote coordination between economic develop policies and prevention policies for agriculture, breeding and forestry, paying attention also to financial helps. The plan, divided in regional plans, obtained most of defined goals and allowed to build a permanent interregional net of referents and expert officers. Next years perspective is to enhance in developing the faced themes and objectives.


Language: it

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