“ Status of work accidents in food industry of Ukraine ” 1 © О. Evtushenko, І. Klepikov, 2013 Department of Life Safety.

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“ Status of work accidents in food industry of Ukraine ” 1 © О. Evtushenko, І. Klepikov, 2013 Department of Life Safety

OBJECT OF RESEARCH : Aim of research SUBJECT OF RESEARCH : Occupational injuries at the food industry enterprises Influence of accident reasons and circumstances on the Labor Protection state Statistical analysis of accidents in food industry enterprises Statistical analysis of accidents in food industry enterprises Data for analysis was taken from acts by formН-1 and from reports by form №7-ТНВ Data for analysis was taken from acts by formН-1 and from reports by form №7-ТНВ 2 STATISTICAL METHOD (allows to determine the quantitative aspect of injury and explore its’ basic reasons and patterns by a large number of factors) METHODS OF RESEARCH MATERIALS OF RESEARCH

We study the food industry enterprises (Determining the reasons and circumstances of occupational injury typical for food branch) We study the food industry enterprises (Determining the reasons and circumstances of occupational injury typical for food branch) For achieve a purpose of research this particular tasks were solved For achieve a purpose of research this particular tasks were solved : Background characteristics of research Dynamic analysis of occupational injury with lethal consequences and without in food industry. Analysis of accidents with lethal consequences by sort of events and reasons of injury at food industry enterprises. Analysis of accidents with lethal consequences by workers’ profession groups, age and work experience. Analysis of accidents with lethal consequences by workers’ profession groups, age and work experience. 3 Analysis of accidents with lethal consequences which happened with workers during: studying and instructing, period from studying until accident, for period from last instructing until accident, by professional groups of employee who violated the Labor Safety law and cause the accident. Occupational injury status at enterprises of food industry for 2003…2011 period Research limitation

4 DYNAMIC OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY IN FOOD INDUSTRY OF UKRAINE, PERIOD Statistical analysis of occupational injury at food industry enterprises CALCULATED RATES OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY IN FOOD INDUSTRY OF UKRAINE, PERIOD Occupational injuries indexes Years Frequency of injury coefficient C f 3,73,72,83,42,72,11,91,4 1,2 Partial loss of working capacity coefficient C plwc 0,1910,0690,1590,0520,0570,0380,0370,0440,036 Injury heaviness coefficient C ih 26,328,129,729,433,636,838,839,147,2

Statistical analysis of occupational injury among food industry workers 5 Dynamic of injured male and female workers in food industry of Ukraine, period Dynamic of deadly injured male and female workers in food industry of Ukraine, period Comparative growth dynamic of inoperability man-days per one injured at work in food industry of Ukraine, period. Comparative growth dynamic of inoperability man-days per one injured at work in food industry of Ukraine, period

6 Dividing of deadly injured employees of Food Industry by the profession groups in Splitting of specific weight of dead workers by the experience in Food Industry for period Dividing of deadly injured workers of Food Industry by the age in System data analysis of occupational injury among food industry workers Years range Work experience, years Total By profession Less than 1 year 4,429,8 From 1 to 3 3,623,6 From 3 to 5 3,67,6 From 5 to 10 10,212 Вiд 10 до 15 12,710,2 From 15 to 20 14,26,2 Over 20 51,310,5

Dividing of dead by the accidents of occupational injury in Food Industry in Statistical data analysis by sorts of events that causes accidents at food industry enterprises 7 Types of accidentsPercent Transport accidents34,6 Falling of injured17,5 Including the: Falling from height10,2 Falling during the move3,6 Falling, collapse, ruing of objects, materials and other9,5 Influence of outfit and details that move11,6 Including the: influence of outfit and details that move, fly and spinning7,3 Electric Shock5,5 Including the: Touch to the power line and broken wires1,8 Extreme temperature effects (except fire)2,9 Effect of hazardous and toxic substances4,4 Drowning0,4 Asphyxia1,8 Murder or injury caused by another person1,8 Natural disaster0,4 Fire2,5 Explosion3,6 Other types3,5

Dividing of dead by the reasons of occupational injury in Food Industry for Statistical data analysis of accident reasons at food industry enterprises 8 Accident reasonPercent Technical Constructive drawbacks, imperfection, low reliability of capital goods5,4 Constructive drawbacks, Imperfection, low reliability of transport0,3 Low quality of development or absence of the project documentation for construction, reconstruction of production objects, buildings, etc. 2,7 Imperfection, mismatch between the security requirements of technological process 4,2 Poor technical condition of production facilities, buildings, structures, territory3,9 Poor condition of the capital goods3,3 Poor condition of the transport2,4 Poor condition of the working environment0,3 Organizational Unsatisfactory functioning or absence of labor protection system5,4 Drawbacks during study of working safety methods12,9 Unsatisfactory of creating, imperfection or absence of labor protection instructions0,6 Absence of labor protection duties in job instructions0,6

Dividing of dead by the reasons of occupational injury in Food Industry for Statistical data analysis of accident reasons at food industry enterprises 9 Violation of work and rest regime0,9 Absence or poorly medical survey (professional selection)0,9 Unused personal protection in fact of its’ absence1,2 Work with switched off, broken collective protection devices, alarm systems, ventilation 1,2 Using of workers with another profession0,3 Violation of technological process1,2 Safety violation during the operation of machines, mechanisms etc.4,5 Violation of safety rules during the transport using3,6 Traffic infraction16,2 Disuse of personal protection (if you have it)3,6 Disuse of collective protection0,3 Violation of labor and production discipline16,8 Psychophysical Alcohol, drug, toxic intoxication3 Poor physical and health0,3 Injury as a result of wrongful act of another person1,2 Other reasons2,8

10 Splitting by the profession groups of persons who committed labor safety law violation with accidents in Food Industry for period. Instructing Studying by profession or work First Instructing Second Instructing Carried4981,3 Not carried30,81311,5 Not required9,103,4 No info11,15,73,8 Dividing of total number of deadly injured workers in food industry, for period, for the studying and instructing period. Statistical data analysis of accident reasons at food industry enterprises Dividing of total number of deadly injured workers in food industry, for period, from the studying period of kind of work until accident. Dividing of total number of deadly injured workers in food industry, for period, from the last instructing until accident.

CONCLUSIONS 11 1The results of research shows, that in food industry of Ukraine during the number of work accidents was decreased almost in 4 times. Female workers are traumatized in 2 times less than are male workers. The frequency of injuries decreased, but the severity of injuries is still high. That means, the accidents became more dangerous. 2. Big number of injured workers with service record over the 20 years, and for employee with less than 1 year of experience. Above a half of accidents was caused by a different level directors who violated the labor protection law. We should to pay special attention during the primary and second instructing on the workplace. Besides, it is necessary to improve quality of instructing, intensify the control for low-skilled workers. It is necessary to enlarge the responsibility of all level directors on branch enterprises with aim to prevent the labor safety law violation which leads to work accidents. 3.By the statistical analysis we found out that organizational (Violation of work and rest regime, Unused personal protection in fact of its’ absence, Violation of labor and production discipline) and qualification factors are reasons of 72% occupational injury in food industry. 4. During the statistical analysis of food industry enterprises we identified next negative factors : lack of automation system for recording and analysis of accidents in the food industry, lack of information speed about accidents in food industry, not taken into account the relationship between accident causes and circumstances, not taken into account the risk of injury resulting in accidents. 1The results of research shows, that in food industry of Ukraine during the number of work accidents was decreased almost in 4 times. Female workers are traumatized in 2 times less than are male workers. The frequency of injuries decreased, but the severity of injuries is still high. That means, the accidents became more dangerous. 2. Big number of injured workers with service record over the 20 years, and for employee with less than 1 year of experience. Above a half of accidents was caused by a different level directors who violated the labor protection law. We should to pay special attention during the primary and second instructing on the workplace. Besides, it is necessary to improve quality of instructing, intensify the control for low-skilled workers. It is necessary to enlarge the responsibility of all level directors on branch enterprises with aim to prevent the labor safety law violation which leads to work accidents. 3.By the statistical analysis we found out that organizational (Violation of work and rest regime, Unused personal protection in fact of its’ absence, Violation of labor and production discipline) and qualification factors are reasons of 72% occupational injury in food industry. 4. During the statistical analysis of food industry enterprises we identified next negative factors : lack of automation system for recording and analysis of accidents in the food industry, lack of information speed about accidents in food industry, not taken into account the relationship between accident causes and circumstances, not taken into account the risk of injury resulting in accidents.

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