Application of Risk-Oriented Approach to Select the Targeted Measures in Order to Reduce the Occupational Traumatism

The paper deals with an approach to occupational risk management based on the structuring of hazardous production situations (OPS) on the example of a coal open-cut. The possibility of using weight coefficients in determining groups of hazardous factors is shown, based on which the dominant contribution of technological and subjective factors is highlighted. An example of assessment of risks and opportunities as elements of occupational safety management based on GOST R ISO 45001-2020 is demonstrated.

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On the Possibility of Using Structuring Hazardous Production Situations to Manage Occupational Risks in Coal Open-Cuts

Rudakov

Большунова

Sobyanin

2021

Problemy analiza riska

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Application of Risk-Oriented Approach to Select the Targeted Measures in Order to Reduce the Occupational Traumatism

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On the Possibility of Using Structuring Hazardous Production Situations to Manage Occupational Risks in Coal Open-Cuts

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