0920-21AN RBCD_Survey

Examining Safety and Health among Aviation Industry Workers in Alaska: A Survey

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Attachment 3d. Ramp, Baggage, Cargo, and Dock Agent Survey





























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OMB NO. 0920-xxxx

Expiration Date: xx/xx/20xx



NIOSH2018 - Aviation Safety – Ramp, Baggage, Cargo, and Dock Agents

Screening Question: Q00 Do you currently work for (Pipe in company name)?

  • Yes, I work for (Pipe in company name).

  • No, I no longer work for (Pipe in company name).

Skip To: END of Survey if Do you currently work for (Pipe in company name)? = No, I no longer work for (Pipe in comp…)



INSERT INFORMED CONSENT FORM HERE

  • I agree to participate in this study.

  • I do not agree to participate in this study.


Skip To: END of Survey IF Informed Consent = I do not agree to participate in this study.



These first questions ask about your employment with (Pipe in company name).

Q1 Which of the following best describes your job?

  • Ramp agent

  • Baggage agent

  • Cargo agent

  • Dock agent

  • Other. Please describe: ________________________________________________


Q2 How long have you worked for (Pipe in company name) as a {pipe in text from Q1 response}?

Please enter the number of months if less than 1 year.

  • Years: ________________________________________________

  • Months: ________________________________________________

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Q3 In general, do you work alone, as part of a team, or something in between?

  • I always work alone

  • I usually work alone, but sometimes as part of a team

  • I usually work as part of a team, but sometimes alone

  • I always work as part of a team


Q4 Do you routinely perform tasks that are not in your job description as a {Pipe in text from Q1}?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t know

Display This Question:

If Do you routinely perform tasks that are not in your job description as a {Pipe in text from Q1}? = Yes

Q4a What three tasks do you perform most often that are not in your job description?

  • Task 1: ________________________________________________

  • Task 2: ________________________________________________

  • Task 3: ________________________________________________



The next questions are about your work schedule as a {Pipe in text from Q1}.


Q5 Some people work a rotating schedule such as 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off. Do you currently work a rotating schedule?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Other. Please explain:







Display This Question:

If Some people work a rotating schedule such as 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off. Do you currently work a rotating schedule? = Yes

Q5a Do you currently work...

  • 1 week on and 1 week off

  • 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off

  • 3 weeks on and 1 week off

  • Other. Please specify: ________________________________________________

Q6 Is your work seasonal or year-round?

  • Year-round

  • Mostly year-round

  • Seasonal

  • Mostly seasonal

  • Other. Please explain: _______________


Q7 Please estimate what percent of your paid hours in YEAR occurred in each season. 

Spring: _______

Summer: _______

Autumn: _______

Winter: _______

Total: ________

Q8 Does your work as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t know

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = Yes

Q8a Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}?

  • Yes

  • No



Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = Yes AND Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = Yes


Q9 During the peak season, what is your typical daily shift?
 
Please enter your typical daily shift in 24-hour clock format. That is, for 7:00 AM please enter 0700; for 1:00 PM please enter 1300.

  • From: ________________________________________________

  • To: ________________________________________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = Yes AND Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = Yes


Q10 On the days you work during the peak season, how many hours per day are you typically on duty?

  • Duty hours per day: ________________________________________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = Yes AND Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = Yes

Q11 During the peak season, how many days per week do you typically work?

  • Duty days per week: ________________________________________________


Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = Yes AND Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = Yes


Q12 During the peak season, do you typically work more than 40 hours per week?

  • Yes

  • No

Display This Question:

If During peak season, do you typically work more than 40 hours per week? = Yes

Q12a During peak season, about how many hours over 40 do you work per week?

  • Hours over 40 per week: _________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = No –OR_ I don’t know OR Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = No

Q9z What is your typical daily shift?


Please enter your typical daily shift in 24-hour clock format. That is, for 7:00 AM please enter 0700; for 1:00 PM please enter 1300.

  • From: ________________________________________________

  • To: ______


__________________________________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = No –OR_ I don’t know OR Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = No


Q10z How many hours per day are you typically on duty?

  • Duty hours per day: ________________________________________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = No –OR_ I don’t know OR Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = No


Q11z How many days per week do you typically work?

  • Duty days per week: ________________________________________________

Display This Question:

If Does your work a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} have a peak season? = No –OR_ I don’t know OR Have you worked during peak season as a ${Q1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}? = No


Q12z Do you generally work more than 40 hours per week?

  • Yes

  • No


Display This Question:

If Do you generally work more than 40 hours per week? = Yes


Q12az About how many hours of over 40 do you work per week?

  • Hours over 40 per week: _________________




These next few questions ask about training and safety.

Q13 In your job as a {Pipe text from Q1} at {pipe in company name}, are you provided with training, equipment, or information on…


*If you are using a mobile device, like a smart phone or tablet, please turn it sideways so you can see the full question. You may need to turn off your "screen lock" feature so the screen will turn.



Training

Equipment

Information


Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Hazardous materials safety

Fire safety

Ramp safety

Office safety

Lifting safely

Forklift use

Fall from heights prevention


Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Fall from the same level prevention

Prevention of slips on ice

Personal protective equipment use

Exposure to pathogens or chemical contaminants

De-escalation of threats from customers, passengers, or co-workers

Other. Please specify:


Q14 In your opinion, what additional training could help reduce injuries, prevent illnesses, and increase safety? 

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

Q15 While at work, about how often do you lift more than 50 pounds without equipment?

  • Daily

  • 2-3 times a week

  • Once a week

  • Once a month

  • 2-3 times a year

  • Never

  • Other. Please describe: _________


Q16 Is any of the following equipment available at work to assist with moving heavy items? Please select all that apply.

  • Forklift

  • Pallet jack

  • Mechanical lift

  • Other. Please describe: ________________________________________________

  • None of the above


Q17 Compared to other jobs, how safe is your job?

  • Much safer than other jobs

  • Slightly safer than other jobs

  • As safe as other jobs

  • Slightly more dangerous than other jobs

  • Much more dangerous than other jobs



The following questions are about work-related exposures, illnesses, and injuries and measures to eliminate them at your job as a {Pipe text from Q1}.

Examples of exposures are workplace exposures to harmful substances, fumes, loud noises, and temperature extremes.

Examples of illnesses are skin diseases, respiratory disorders, and poisonings resulting from work exposures.

Examples of injuries are work-related cuts, fractures, sprains, hearing loss, and amputations.

These questions refer to a time when your body was damaged and required medical attention at the time of the event, or caused you to take time away from work, or required you to change how you did your job.


Q18 Exposures in the workplace may be to harmful substances, fumes, loud noises, or temperature extremes. In the past five years, have you had any exposures as a result of your work that required medical care, first aid, time off work, or changes in how you do your job?

  • Yes. Please explain:

  • No


Q19 Which of your duties or tasks are most likely to make you ill?

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________


Q20 In the past five years, have you been made ill as a result of your work?

  • Yes. Please explain:

  • No


Q21 Which of your duties or tasks are most likely to injure you?

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

Q22 In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work?

  • Yes

  • No

Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q23 In the past five years, how many different times have you been injured as a result of your work?

  • Once

  • Twice

  • Three or more times



Display This Statement:

If In the past five years, how many different times have you been injured as a result of your work? != Once

AND

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Please think about your most serious injury when answering these next questions.


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q24 How did your injury occur?

  • Lifting (picking up cargo, baggage, equipment, etc.)

  • Slip (on ice, wet or oily surfaces, etc.)

  • Trip (over objects, uncovered hoses or cables, etc.)

  • Fall

  • Pushing or pulling

  • Contact injury with object (aircraft wing, tug, etc.)

  • Assault or injury by another person

  • Other. Please specify: ________________________________________________


Display This Question:

If How did your injury occur? = Fall

AND

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q24a Was your fall while you were above ground level or at ground level?

  • Above ground level (on a ladder, aircraft wing, etc.)

  • At ground level


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q25 How was your injury treated?

Please select all that apply.

  • Did not receive any treatment

  • Received first aid at work

  • Self-treatment at home after work

  • Went to medical or community clinic

  • Went to hospital or emergency room, but wasn't admitted to hospital

  • Hospitalized 1-3 days

  • Hospitalized 4-7 days

  • Hospitalized more than 7 days

  • Received outpatient long-term care including therapy (physical, occupational, massage, counseling, etc.)

  • Other. Please explain: ________________________________________________


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q26 Due to your injury, did you miss any workdays?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t remember

  • Prefer not to answer

Display This Question:

If Due to your injury, did you miss any workdays? = Yes

AND

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q26a Due to your injury, about how much time did you miss from work?

  • Days ________________________________________________

  • Weeks ________________________________________________

  • Months ________________________________________________

  • Years __

  • I don’t remember_______________________________________________


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q27 What part or parts of your body were affected? Please select all that apply.

  • Head

  • Neck

  • Upper limbs (shoulders, arms, hands, wrists)

  • Lower limbs (legs, knees, feet)

  • Trunk (back, lungs, stomach, chest, hips, buttocks)

  • Other. Please explain: ________________________________________________

Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q28 At the time of your injury, about how long had you been at work that day?

  • Less than 1 hour

  • 1 – 2 hours

  • 3 – 5 hours

  • 6 – 8 hours

  • More than 8 hours

  • I don’t remember


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q29 Did you file a worker's compensation claim for your injury?

  • Yes

  • No, I didn’t have coverage at the time

  • No, other reason

  • I don’t remember

  • Prefer not to answer

Display This Question:

If Did you file a worker’s compensation claim for your injury? = No, other reason

AND

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes


Q29a Which of the following best describes your reasons for not filing a worker's compensation claim?

Please select all that apply.

  • I didn't think the injury was bad enough, filing was unnecessary

  • I didn't know I could

  • I didn't know how

  • I didn’t want to hurt the company or my employer

  • I didn’t want my employer to be disappointed in me

  • I was worried it would make me look bad

  • I didn’t want to get a co-worker in trouble

  • I was worried about getting in trouble with my employer

  • Other. Please describe: ________________________________________________



Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q30 Did you report your injury to your employer?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t remember

  • Prefer not to answer


Display This Question:

If In the past five years, have you been injured as a result of your work? = Yes

Q31 Do you think your injury could have been prevented?

  • Yes. What could have prevented it? ________________________________________________

  • No. Please explain: ________________________________________________

  • I don't know


Q32 Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. Where I work…


Where I work…

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neither Disagree nor Agree

Agree

Strongly Agree

the safety of workers is a high priority with management.

workers are discouraged from reporting safety issues

there are no significant compromises or shortcuts taken when worker safety is at stake.

keeping aircraft in the air is more important than worker safety.

employees and management work together to ensure the safest possible working conditions.

management isn’t interested in safety issues.



Q33 What do you think contributes most to injuries in aviation in Alaska?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Q34 If you could make changes, how would you make your job safer?

________________________________________________________________

Q35 Have you ever felt pressured to complete work when you felt safety might be at risk?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t know

  • Prefer not to answer


Display This Question:

If Have you ever felt pressured to complete work when you felt safety might be at risk? = Yes

Q35a In the table below, please indicate how often you have felt pressured by someone in the following positions to complete work when you felt safety might be at risk.




Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Prefer not to answer

Employer

Upper management

Team or shift leads

Co-workers

Other. Please describe:



Q36 Have you ever felt so tired at work that you forgot what you were doing, what you had done, or made a mistake?

  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t remember

  • Prefer not to answer


Q37 During YEAR, about how often have you felt too tired to work, but you worked anyway? 

  • Daily

  • Weekly

  • Monthly

  • Less often than monthly

  • Never

  • Prefer not to answer

Display This Question:

If During YEAR, about how often have you felt too tired to work, but you worked anyway? != Never –OR- Prefer not to answer

Q37a When you continued to work despite being tired, you did so because….
Please select all that apply.

  • Your employer expected you to get the job done

  • Passengers were waiting

  • You needed the money

  • You didn’t want to let your co-workers down

  • You didn’t want to let your company down

  • Other. Please describe: ________________________________________________



These final questions are about you.

Q38 What is the highest level of education you have completed?

  • Less than high school

  • Attended high school; didn't graduate

  • GED or equivalent

  • High school diploma

  • Attended college; no degree

  • Associate's degree

  • Bachelor's degree

  • Graduate or Professional degree

Q39 Are you male or female?

  • Male

  • Female

  • Prefer not to answer

Q40 How old are you?

  • Years: ________________________________________________

  • Prefer not to answer


Q41 What is your race? Please select all that apply

  • American Indian or Alaska Native

  • White

  • Black or African American

  • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

  • Asian

  • Some other race. Please specify: ________________________________________________

  • Prefer not to answer


Q42 Please add any other comments about aviation safety in Alaska you think we should know.

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________




Thank you for your help!


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