List of publications on a keyword: «occupational safety»

Modern shipbuilding is a diversified industry, which includes the construction of ship hulls, machinery and equipment, as well as a number of related products. Shipbuilding is characterized by unfavorable working conditions, the presence of dangerous and harmful factors leading to work–related injuries, general and occupational morbidity. In recent years, the shipbuilding and ship repair industry, which was largely dependent on ups and downs in the economy, has experienced extremely difficult times. It is possible that the improvement of the economic situation in the field of shipbuilding and ship repair will serve as a reason for reviewing the organization of occupational safety at the level of countries and companies, and will also contribute to the general improvement of working conditions in this important industry.

He article deals with the problems of practical implementation of the requirements of the current legislation in the field of industrial safety and labor protection in respect of heat facilities (hereinafter – boilers). A number of boiler houses are classified as hazardous production facilities of hazard class III because they use equipment operating under pressure exceeding 0.07 MPa. A dangerous factor in the workplace staff is the increased noise level. Measures to neutralize this factor are in conflict with the requirements of industrial and fire safety. The lack of engineering tools to ensure compliance with hygienic standards without violating the requirements of industrial and fire safety, creates a problem that requires a scientific approach in the search for possible solutions.

Was made an attempt to link the stages of economic development of the country, accidents at work and the organization of the department of labor protection at the enterprise regime.