Assessment of Tractor and Agricultural Machine Accidents Happened in Agricultural Enterprises of Çumra Town of Konya Province
Author(s) -
Aykut Alçayır,
Haydar Hacıseferoğulları
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
selcuk journal of agricultural and food sciences
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1309-0550
DOI - 10.15316/sjafs.2017.51
Subject(s) - tractor , agriculture , agricultural machinery , population , rollover (web design) , falling (accident) , agricultural science , business , engineering , socioeconomics , toxicology , geography , environmental health , medicine , environmental science , archaeology , computer science , biology , sociology , world wide web , automotive engineering
Tractor and agricultural machinery accidents happened in the last 20 years in Cumra town of Konya province were investigated in this study. All of the producers involved in accidents constituted research population. Complete enumeration method was used and questionnaires were applied to 43 agricultural enterprises through face-to-face meetings. Survey results revealed that 95.30% of the enterprises were dealing with plant production activities and average land size was 189.7 da. Number of individuals per accident was identified as 1.74; 95.30% of the individuals involved in accidents were male; a tractor was involved in 41.90% of the accidents and 20.90% of these accidents happened with a trailer. Of the investigated accidents, 39.505 happened while working in the field; 58.105 happened afternoon; 34.90% happened as rollover. With regard to reasons of accidents, 32.60% were resulted from inattention, 20.90% resulted from pto-shaft accidents, 11.60% were resulted from overloads and surface impurities, 7.0% were resulted from lack of safety measures, 4.705 were resulted from overspeed and 2.30% were resulted from organ caught-ins to belt-pulley.
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