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Jungmo Lee is a leading researcher in occupational safety and industrial accident prevention, with a particular focus on the manufacturing sector in South Korea. His work critically examines the mechanisms behind fatal industrial accidents, especially those involving jamming or crushing incidents during non-routine machinery operations. Lee’s most-cited paper, “Analysis of industrial accidents causing through jamming or crushing accidental deaths in the manufacturing industry in South Korea: Focus on non-routine work on machinery” (2020, 36 citations), provides a systematic analysis of how unexpected maintenance or repair tasks contribute to worker fatalities. This study has been instrumental in shaping safety protocols and regulatory recommendations, highlighting the need for enhanced training and risk assessment for non-standard tasks. By identifying specific patterns in accident causation, Lee’s research offers actionable insights for engineers, safety managers, and policymakers aiming to reduce workplace deaths. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers in industrial engineering and occupational health, as they bridge the gap between statistical analysis and practical safety interventions. Lee’s work underscores the importance of addressing overlooked hazards in manufacturing environments, making him a key voice in the ongoing effort to improve worker protection.
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