Risk Factors for Locomotive Crew Members Depending on Their Place of Work
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Material and Methods
3. Results
4. Discussion
5. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
Abbreviations
BMI | Body Mass Index |
HLS | Healthy Lifestyle |
JSC | Joint Stock Company |
RZD | Russian Railways |
WHO | World Health Organization |
Number of Railway | Name of Railway |
1. | Eastern Siberian |
2. | Gor’kov |
3. | Far East |
4. | Trans-Baikal |
5. | Western Siberian |
6. | Krasnoyarsk |
7. | Kuibyshev |
8. | Moscow |
9. | October |
10. | Privoljskaya |
11. | Sverdlovsk |
12. | North |
13. | North Caucasus |
14. | South-East |
15. | Southern Urals |
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Railway | Noise n (%) | Vibration n (%) | Odor n (%) | Temperature n (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 534 (60.27) | 563 (63.54) | 452 (51.02) | 627 (70.77) |
2 | 300 (55.45) | 300 (55.45) | 260 (48.06) | 427 (78.93) |
3 | 198 (62.26) | 192 (60.38) | 172 (54.09) | 233 (73.27) |
4 | 285 (42.54) | 310 (46.27) | 199 (29.70) | 424 (63.28) |
5 | 361 (51.42) | 359 (51.14) | 315 (44.87) | 478 (68.09) |
6 | 232 (63.56) | 233 (63.84) | 190 (52.05) | 274 (75.07) |
7 | 349 (60.17) | 349 (60.17) | 311 (53.62) | 438 (75.52) |
8 | 355 (50.35) | 385 (54.61) | 314 (44.54) | 491 (69.65) |
9 | 434 (51.61) | 431 (51.25) | 372 (44.23) | 595 (70.75) |
10 | 345 (60.63) | 372 (65.38) | 327 (57.47) | 438 (76.98) |
11 | 461 (56.08) | 458 (55.72) | 400 (48.66) | 558 (67.88) |
12 | 401 (70.35) | 424 (74.39) | 350 (61.40) | 449 (78.77) |
13 | 378 (49.67) | 417 (54.80) | 320 (42.05) | 591 (77.66) |
14 | 266 (61.72) | 261 (60.56) | 195 (45.24) | 339 (78.65) |
15 | 302 (55.21) | 306 (55.94) | 253 (46.25) | 353 (64.53) |
Railway | Smoking n (%) | Alcohol Intake n (%) | Low Fruit/Vegetable Intake (< 400 g/day) n (%) | High Processed Food Intake n (%) | High Intake of Ready-made Foods n (%) | Meals in Fast Food Restaurants n (%) | High Salt Intake (> 10 g/day) n (%) | Low Level of Physical Activity n (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 303 (30.42) | 565 (63.77) | 359 (40.52) | 809 (91.31) | 778 (87.81) | 531 (59.93) | 416 (46.95) | 499 (56.32) |
2 | 196 (36.23) | 323 (59.70) | 154 (28.47) | 498 (92.05) | 454 (83.92) | 278 (51.39) | 252 (46.58) | 312 (57.67) |
3 | 110 (34.59) | 173 (54.40) | 105 (33.02) | 275 (86.48) | 266 (83.65) | 183 (57.55) | 149 (46.86) | 210 (66.04) |
4 | 269 (40.15) | 387 (57.76) | 283 (42.24) | 597 (89.10) | 569 (84.93) | 349 (52.09) | 276 (41.19) | 408 (60.90) |
5 | 227 (32.34) | 427 (60.83) | 187 (26.64) | 652 (92.88) | 574 (81.77) | 337 (48.01) | 351 (50.00) | 390 (55.56) |
6 | 133 (36.44) | 254 (69.59) | 104 (28.49) | 331 (90.68) | 305 (83.56) | 168 (46.03) | 164 (44.93) | 186 (50.96) |
7 | 204 (35.17) | 371 (63.97) | 157 (27.07) | 526 (90.69) | 497 (85.69) | 287 (49.48) | 250 (43.10) | 349 (60.17) |
8 | 282 (40.00) | 424 (60.14) | 220 (31.21) | 657 (93.19) | 570 (80.85) | 390 (55.32) | 353 (50.07) | 400 (56.74) |
9 | 313 (37.22) | 542 (64.45) | 287 (34.13) | 790 (93.94) | 701 (83.35) | 495 (58.86) | 374 (44.47) | 430 (51.13) |
10 | 210 (36.91) | 318 (55.89) | 119 (20.91) | 509 (89.46) | 483 (84.89) | 290 (50.97) | 219 (38.49) | 358 (62.92) |
11 | 326 (39.66) | 530 (64.48) | 267 (32.48) | 757 (92.09) | 700 (85.16) | 430 (52.31) | 332 (40.39) | 518 (63.02) |
12 | 210 (36.84) | 405 (71.05) | 169 (29.65) | 513 (90.00) | 483 (84.74) | 301 (52.81) | 247 (43.33) | 373 (65.44) |
13 | 289 (37.98) | 431 (56.64) | 169 (22.21) | 693 (91.06) | 592 (77.79) | 350 (45.99) | 343 (45.07) | 481 (63.21) |
14 | 140 (32.48) | 244 (56.61) | 115 (26.68) | 396 (91.88) | 339 (78.65) | 180 (41.76) | 196 (45.48) | 245 (56.84) |
15 | 178 (34.59) | 323 (59.70) | 296 (54.11) | 493 (90.13) | 466 (85.19) | 250 (45.70) | 211 (38.57) | 337 (61.61) |
Railway | BMI > 25 kg/m2 n (%) | Waist Circumference > 94 cm n (%) | Blood Pressure > 130/80 mm/Hg n (%) | Resting Heart Rate > 80 Beats/min n (%) | Cholesterol > 5 mmol/L n (%) | Glucose > 5.5 mmol/L n (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 496 (55.98) | 117 (13.21) | 48 (5.42) | 99 (11.17) | 91 (10.27) | 40 (4.51) |
2 | 318 (58.78) | 146 (26.99) | 69 (12.75) | 104 (19.22) | 70 (12.94) | 24 (4.44) |
3 | 188 (59.12) | 44 (13.84) | 44 (13.84) | 74 (23.27) | 67 (21.07) | 23 (7.23) |
4 | 381 (56.87) | 117 (17.46) | 72 (10.75) | 80 (11.94) | 114 (17.01) | 61 (9.10) |
5 | 457 (65.10) | 216 (30.77) | 79 (11.25) | 105 (14.96) | 140 (19.94) | 46 (6.55) |
6 | 247 (67.67) | 98 (26.85) | 58 (15.89) | 71 (19.45) | 60 (16.44) | 30 (8.22) |
7 | 371 (63.97) | 122 (21.03) | 69 (11.90) | 75 (12.93) | 33 (5.69) | 10 (1.72) |
8 | 463 (65.67) | 114 (16.17) | 116 (16.45) | 102 (14.47) | 93 (13.19) | 37 (5.25) |
9 | 466 (55.41) | 156 (18.55) | 83 (9.87) | 92 (10.94) | 146 (17.36) | 57 (6.78) |
10 | 364 (63.97) | 155 (27.24) | 56 (9.84) | 95 (16.70) | 93 (16.34) | 12 (2.11) |
11 | 490 (59.61) | 173 (21.05) | 73 (8.88) | 158 (19.22) | 79 (9.61) | 42 (5.11) |
12 | 372 (65.26) | 119 (20.88) | 65 (11.40) | 65 (11.40) | 111 (19.47) | 78 (13.68) |
13 | 455 (59.79) | 156 (20.50) | 99 (13.01) | 152 (19.97) | 228 (29.96) | 80 (10.51) |
14 | 281 (65.20) | 126 (29.23) | 62 (14.39) | 74 (17.17) | 59 (13.69) | 18 (4.18) |
15 | 333 (60.88) | 61 (11.15) | 52 (9.51) | 89 (16.27) | 39 (7.13) | 6 (1.10) |
Railway | Visited Their Doctor n (%) | Needed Temporary Disability n (%) | Was Hospitalized n (%) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 295 (33.30) | 258 (29.12) | 73 (8.24) |
2 | 201 (37.15) | 181 (33.46) | 38 (7.02) |
3 | 105 (33.02) | 100 (31.45) | 27 (8.49) |
4 | 244 (36.42) | 217 (32.39) | 72 (10.75) |
5 | 238 (33.90) | 226 (32.19) | 80 (11.40) |
6 | 186 (50.96) | 182 (49.86) | 43 (11.78) |
7 | 214 (36.90) | 197 (33.97) | 37 (6.38) |
8 | 308 (43.69) | 319 (45.25) | 84 (11.91) |
9 | 381 (45.30) | 378 (44.95) | 93 (11.06) |
10 | 236 (41.48) | 185 (32.51) | 65 (11.42) |
11 | 296 (36.01) | 280 (34.06) | 52 (6.33) |
12 | 289 (50.70) | 287 (50.35) | 61 (10.70) |
13 | 344 (45.20) | 299 (39.29) | 86 (11.30) |
14 | 164 (38.05) | 172 (39.91) | 52 (12.06) |
15 | 203 (37.11) | 183 (33.46) | 44 (8.04) |
Railway | Low n (%) | Moderate n (%) | High n (%) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 303 (34.20) | 506 (57.11) | 77 (8.69) |
2 | 196 (36.23) | 302 (55.82) | 43 (7.95) |
3 | 110 (34.59) | 165 (51.89) | 43 (13.52) |
4 | 269 (40.15) | 328 (48.96) | 73 (10.90) |
5 | 227 (32.34) | 425 (60.54) | 50 (7.12) |
6 | 133 (36.44) | 198 (54.25) | 34 (9.32) |
7 | 204 (35.17) | 322 (55.52) | 54 (9.31) |
8 | 282 (40.00) | 375 (53.19) | 48 (6.81) |
9 | 313 (37.22) | 477 (56.72) | 51 (6.06) |
10 | 210 (36.91) | 299 (52.55) | 60 (10.54) |
11 | 326 (39.66) | 431 (52.43) | 65 (7.91) |
12 | 210 (36.84) | 303 (53.16) | 57 (10.00) |
13 | 289 (37.98) | 404 (53.09) | 68 (8.94) |
14 | 140 (32.48) | 256 (59.40) | 35 (8.12) |
15 | 178 (32.54) | 315 (57.59) | 54 (9.87) |
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Zhidkova, E.A.; Gutor, E.M.; Popova, I.A.; Zaborova, V.A.; Kryuchkova, K.; Gurevich, K.G.; Krikheli, N.I.; Heinrich, K.M. Risk Factors for Locomotive Crew Members Depending on Their Place of Work. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2022, 19, 7415. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19127415
Zhidkova EA, Gutor EM, Popova IA, Zaborova VA, Kryuchkova K, Gurevich KG, Krikheli NI, Heinrich KM. Risk Factors for Locomotive Crew Members Depending on Their Place of Work. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2022; 19(12):7415. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19127415
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhidkova, Elena A., Ekaterina M. Gutor, Inga A. Popova, Victoria A. Zaborova, Kira Kryuchkova, Konstantin G. Gurevich, Natella I. Krikheli, and Katie M. Heinrich. 2022. "Risk Factors for Locomotive Crew Members Depending on Their Place of Work" International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 19, no. 12: 7415. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19127415