THE ROLE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN DETERMINING QUALITY WORKING CONDITIONS IN TEXTILE WORKSHOPS
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In this article, the scientific and practical foundations of the introduction of innovative technologies in the process of monitoring quality working conditions in textile workshops are studied. The technological parameters affecting the production microclimate, dust concentration, noise, vibration load, ergonomic production capacity, and the physiological characteristics of women's labor are analyzed. The practical implementation of corrections such as IoT ventilation systems, robotic yarn winding equipment, HEPA filtration technology, integration of ISO 45001 labor standards, and preventive maintenance control the change in indicators in the workshops. The result shows that the introduction of new technologies not only increases material labor productivity, but also allows operators to operate relatively harmlessly in the production process. The article proposes a new scientific study at the intersection of occupational hygiene, industrial technologies, and digitalization platforms in the textile industry.
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