THE IMPACT OF HAZARDOUS AND HARMFUL PRODUCTION FACTORS ON WORKERS’ HEALTH: THE EXAMPLE OF AN OIL PRODUCTION ENTERPRISE

Abstract

The oil production industry is associated with high levels of risk of injury to occupational health due to the abundance of hazardous and harmful production factors. Preserving the health of workers during work is a priority area for oil companies in the field of labor safety. This is due to possible material losses in case of an accident and high amounts of fines during inspections by the executive authorities. One of the methods of occupational risk management is the prevention of industrial injuries by means of teaching the norms and rules of safe work. At the moment, training programs are not always relevant; there is no direct connection and consideration of the practical experience of real production. The work aims to create standard registers of identified hazards for workers in the professions of the oil production cycle, which will increase the information preparedness of workers for work without industrial injuries.