David Rempel, MD Ergonomics Program University of California 1301 S. 46 th Street, Building 163 Richmond, CA 94804 510-665-3403

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David Rempel, MD Ergonomics Program University of California 1301 S. 46 th Street, Building 163 Richmond, CA Interventions for Overhead and Dowel & Rod Construction Drilling Funding: Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) and NIOSH

Overhead Drilling Risks Arm, shoulder fatigue & disorders Falling Dust Noise Hand vibration Drill mass = kg Upward force = 25 kg

Goals Develop and evaluate interventions for reducing fatigue associated with overhead drilling while preserving productivity. Generation I (N=24) Generation II (N=16) Generation III (N=23)

Methods 1. Focus group meeting: trade members & contractors 2. Design and build functional prototypes 3. Field test prototypes 4. Redesign and build prototypes 5. Repeat 3 & 4

Generation I Devices (n=24) Foot Lever Drill PressInverted Drill Press

Generation 2 Devices (n=16) Adjustable Castor Base Collar Base Collar Spring Base

Generation 3  Collar Base  3 wheel base  Better wheel bearings  Air or foam filled tires  Better cord management  Score column  Laser near drill  Light near drill

Generation 3

Current Design Specifications Reaches ceilings up to 12 feet Works in scissor lift Disassembles into 3 parts 30 in. base span Can drill within 12 inches of a wall Locking pneumatic wheels Accommodates most rotary drills

Usability (0=excellent, 5=poor) (n=23) Significant differences

Fatigue (0=none, 5=very) (n=23) Significant differences

Productivity

Productivity (n=19)

Shoulder posture > 90° (n=16) Significant differences

Head extension > 15° (n=7) Significant differences

Hand force drilling (n=3)

“It is the best device I know of for this difficult job.”

“This device is a time and injury saver when used in a high volume application.”

Current Design Advantages Drilling productivity same Less fatigue and pain Captures dust Less ladder use Good mobility

Current Problems Storage and transportation Does not insert and seat anchors Need a manufacturing partner

Partners and Dissemination YouTube: “Overhead Drilling” General Contractors Fortis Construction Layton Construction PCL Construction Skanska Construction Turner Construction Contractors Cherry City Electric (Electrical) Electric Construction Co (Electrical) Oregon Electric Group (Electrical) Rosendin Electric (Electrical) Cupertino Electric (Electrical Apollo Sheetmetal (Mechanical) Interstate Mechanical (Piping) JH Kelly Construction (Mechanical) Temp Control Mechanical Streimer Sheetmetal (Sheet metal) Southland Industries (Mechanical) Broadway Mechanical Architectural Contractors ASD Advanced Technology Group Contractors Associations N Cal Mechanical Contractors Assoc N Cal Nat Elec Contractors Assoc Unions IBEW-Local 48 & 595 & 6 Sheetmetal-Local 16 & 104 Piping/Plumbing-UA Local 490&38&342 Carpenters- Local 713 & 22 Pipe Trades Training Center – San Jose Funding CPWR U54-OH (NIOSH) WorkSafe BC Agencies California Department of Public Health

Partners: PCL Construction RM Harris Laborers’ International Union Highway and Bridge Drilling Dowel & Rod YouTube: “Extreme Overhead Drilling”

First Design

Current Status of Project UC is loaning overhead drill to contractors UC is recruiting contractors to test dowel & rod drilling device UC is seeking manufacturing partners UC is presenting findings at construction conferences

Acknowledgements Ergonomics Program University of California 1301 S. 46 th Street, Building 163 Richmond, CA Funding: Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR), NIOSH & WorkSafe BC Ergonomics Program University of California 1301 S. 46 th Street, Building 163 Richmond, CA Funding: Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR), NIOSH & WorkSafe BC Anne-Kristina Arnold Alan Barr Marco Mendoza Blanco Tim Chueh Derek Engard Billy Gibbons David Harrington Ira Janowitz David Rempel Maggie Robbins Steve Robinovitch Lydia Smith Demetra Star Sarah Tran Ingrid Zubieta Anne-Kristina Arnold Alan Barr Marco Mendoza Blanco Tim Chueh Derek Engard Billy Gibbons David Harrington Ira Janowitz David Rempel Maggie Robbins Steve Robinovitch Lydia Smith Demetra Star Sarah Tran Ingrid Zubieta