Influence Of Harmful And Hazardous Factors Of The Production Environment On The Health Of Workers In The Production Of Metal Structures
Keywords:
Working conditions, noise, air dustinessAbstract
Metal fabrication is one of those industries with high levels of exposure to adverse production factors. During their work, workers are exposed to a range of harmful and hazardous factors, including industrial noise, dust, metal aerosols, welding fumes, unfavorable microclimate, significant physical exertion, and the stress of the work process. Long-term exposure to these factors can lead to the development of occupational and work-related diseases, decreased productivity, and a deterioration in the quality of life of workers.
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