Podcast | Whole-Body Vibration: Risks and Prevention Methods – Module 6
Production Date: 06.12.2025
Content Source: Republic of Türkiye, Ministry of Labour and Social Security – Directorate General of Occupational Health and Safety
Produced by: İçerik Evi – Digital Learning & Design Studio
About the Podcast
This podcast episode examines the risks associated with whole-body vibration exposure in workplaces, its effects on employee health, and the prevention methods that can be applied.
Whole-body vibration occurs when vibrations generated by vehicles, machinery, and equipment are transmitted to the human body. Long-term exposure may lead to various health problems, particularly affecting the musculoskeletal system.
The content has been developed by translating technical and regulatory information on whole-body vibration into a clear, accessible, and practical format suitable for real workplace conditions. The podcast aims to contribute to reducing vibration-related risks and protecting employee health.
Topics Covered in the Podcast
• The concept of whole-body vibration
• Health effects of whole-body vibration
• Working conditions that lead to vibration exposure
• Risk factors and sources of exposure
• Measurement and assessment approaches
• Prevention and control measures to reduce exposure
• Key responsibilities of employers and employees
Who Is This Podcast For?
• Employees working in sectors with vibration exposure
• Occupational health and safety professionals
• Employers and employer representatives
• Field, maintenance, and production supervisors
• Vehicle, machinery, and equipment operators
Podcast Format
• Podcast / Audio Content
• Informative OHS Broadcast
• Suitable for use in LMS and corporate digital platforms
Note
This podcast content is provided as a demo within the scope of corporate e-learning projects, LMS-compatible online training modules, and occupational health and safety–focused digital learning solutions. The content is designed to be integrated into corporate e-learning infrastructures and training processes.