Working Conditions, Dangerous and Harmful Factors on Poultry Farms

Authors

  • Y. Мarchyshyna
  • V. Melnyk
  • М. Statnik

Abstract

Working conditions, dangerous and harmful risk factors on poultry farms were characterized. It is noted that the main harmful risk factors that cause traumatic injuries and occupational disease of poultry farm workers are production equipment, organic and inorganic dust, ammonia and other chemicals, biological agents, thermal stress, high noise levels, repetitiveness operations at a rapid pace, forceful exertion, awkward static postures. Organizational arrangements for preventing the development among workers traumatic injuries and occupational diseases have been proposed.

Poultry farms, working conditions, dangerous and harmful factors

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Published

2018-03-16

Issue

No. 3 (2016)

Section

Occupational Safety and Health

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