ANALYSIS OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN METALLURGICAL ENTERPRISES
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Occupational safety, metallurgical industry, risk assessment, safety management, workplace hazards, safety culture.Abstract
This paper presents an analysis of occupational safety in metallurgical enterprises, focusing on the identification of risk factors and evaluation of existing safety management systems. The study examines main occupational hazards in metallurgy, including high-temperature processes, heavy machinery operation, and exposure to harmful substances. Statistical data and case studies are used to assess workplace safety and identify weaknesses in safety practices. Modern approaches to risk prevention, implementation of safety standards, and the role of safety culture in improving production efficiency are discussed. Recommendations for enhancing occupational safety management and reducing workplace injuries are provided.
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