Statistical and ergonomic research of occupational diseases which seem often between bank workers

Defining the most common career illnesses, to find out their reasoning factors and to come up with precautions to them is the aim of this study. The research showed that %67.6 of the occupants suffer from neck ache, %62 of them from backache, %57.6 of them from headache, %54 of them from eye disorder, %48.8 of them from weight gain, %34.8 of them from hand-wrist and arm pain, %23.6 of them from leg and foot pain, %10.4 of them have chest pains, while %7.6 of them have limited hip movement. Moreover, it is found out that the risk factors that cause these illnesses, are skipping periodic controls, insufficient lightning, heating, sound and air conditioning of the workplace. As a result, it is decided that workplaces? ergonomic conditions should be redesigned considering the needs of occupants; and the occupants should be more careful with their health and give breaks while working, should have their periodic checks, and should do sports periodically. Key Words: Job Disease, Ergonomics, Statistics, Bank, Worker