Production and genetic risk factors for cardiovascular diseases among petrochemical industry workers

Гимаева, З Ф; Bakirov, A. B.; Karimova, L.K.; Гимранова, Г. Г.; Mukhammadiyeva, G. F.; Каримов, Д О

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“…As a service industry, they also need to be emotionally intelligent while providing high-quality service at all times. When job demands overload the abilities and coping skills of workers, they become a risk factor, generating stress and other health problems [15]. Workers must fulfil certain job demands and complete repetitive and mundane daily tasks in a fast-paced and dangerous work environment [16,17], which often lead to high-workload fatigue and job burnout.…”

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Occupational fatigue and health of gas station workers: A review

Yin

Tan

Fan

2023

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BACKGROUND: Occupational health factors such as shift work, sleep, fatigue, and work environment jeopardise the health and safety of gas station workers. This calls for new research to investigate how the working environment and characteristics impact the occupational health of workers at gas stations. However, minimal research has been conducted in this field, especially those involving psychological and behavioural factors, occupational stress, and so forth. OBJECTIVE: This review was performed to investigate the present condition of the occupational risk of gas station workers in this safety-critical position. METHODS: Five databases (Web of Science, ScienceDirect, PubMed, Google Scholar, and PsycINFO) were searched for relevant peer-reviewed studies. Results were selected according to these criteria: studies on fatigue, shift work, sleep, and physical and mental health of gas station employees; published on or before November 11, 2021; papers in English. RESULTS: Twenty studies were considered for the final analysis. The results showed that shift work at gas stations leads to psychological and physiological problems. The psychological consequences included anxiety, stress, and depression, while the physiological consequences included biochemical changes and lifestyle consequences. CONCLUSION: Shift work and the specific working environment of gas station employees adversely affect their sleep, stress levels, physical and mental health, and turnover intention. This systematic review allowed us to consider the occupational risk factors that can lead to sickness or accidents and contribute to reducing these risk factors. Realistic countermeasures ought to be established and interventions must be explored to mitigate risks to life, property, and the environment in operating gas stations.

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Occupational fatigue and health of gas station workers: A review

Yin

Tan

Fan

2023

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“…When job demands exceed workers’ abilities and coping skills, they become a risk factor, generating stress and various health problems. 3 Occupational stress is a severe occupational hazard that generates problematic alcohol use, 4 depression 5 and impairment of physical health, psychological well-being and performance. 6 It can also lead to sick leave, adversely affecting productivity and placing a financial burden on employers and society.…”

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Work-related musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue and stress among gas station workers in China: a cross-sectional study

Fan,

Tan,

Smith

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BMJ Open

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IntroductionWork-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are disorders of the musculoskeletal system that have the highest prevalence among workers worldwide. Workers in gas stations usually work in poor ergonomic working conditions, including prolonged standing and repetitive posturing.ObjectiveThe study aimed to investigate the prevalence of WMSDs and fatigue and to identify the predictors of WMSDs among gas station workers.DesignThe present study was a cross-sectional study.Setting and participants2962 gas station workers from an oil and gas company in China, with ages ranging from 17 to 75 years old, 55.47% female.ResultsThe prevalence of WMSDs within the 12 months prior to the study was 73.23%, with the highest prevalence in the neck, shoulders, ankles and feet. Furthermore, a correlation was observed between fatigue, stress and WMSDs. Fatigue and job role were the strongest predictors of WMSDs, with an OR range of 2.211–3.413.ConclusionsThis research identified the detrimental impact of WMSDs and fatigue on gas station workers, indicating the critical need for interventions to reduce WMSDs and relieve fatigue.

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“…In addition, the region has the world's largest developed oil and gas fields -Tengiz, Karachaganak, and Kashagan. The region is the main base of the country's hydrocarbon raw materials (oil, gas, and gas condensate), the negative factors of which affect the formation of public health [15], [16], [17].…”

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Regional Employment and Occupational Morbidity Indicators in Western Kazakhstan

Shaimbetov

Satybaldieva²,

Мамырбаев

2020

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND: The article deals with regional employment and occupational morbidity indicators in Western Kazakhstan. AIM: The purpose is to study the employment indicators in hazardous working conditions and the dynamics of occupational morbidity in the West Kazakhstan region for the period 2013–2017. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Materials obtained from the Public Health Departments of the Aktobe, Atyrau, West Kazakhstan, and Mangystau regions were studied based on the results of periodic medical examinations of workers employed in hazardous working conditions for the period 2013–2017. The indicators of the dynamics of occupational morbidity in the region are derived from the annual reports of the West Kazakhstan branch of the RSE at the National Hygiene Center for Occupation and Occupational Diseases of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the period 2013–2017. RESULTS: The Atyrau, West Kazakhstan, and Mangystau regions saw an annual increase in the number of workers employed in hazardous production. In the Aktobe region, the number of people employed in hazardous working conditions decreased due to the decline in industrial production. There is a positive trend in this region to identify occupational diseases. In the Atyrau, West Kazakhstan, and Mangystau regions, the occupational morbidity rate is close to zero. CONCLUSION: It is necessary to revise the existing orders of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan concerning the improvement of the occupational health service.

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Production and genetic risk factors for cardiovascular diseases among petrochemical industry workers

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Occupational fatigue and health of gas station workers: A review

Occupational fatigue and health of gas station workers: A review

Work-related musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue and stress among gas station workers in China: a cross-sectional study

Regional Employment and Occupational Morbidity Indicators in Western Kazakhstan

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