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experience. The minimum value of Cf observed at the age of 33 years and thereafter
               slightly increased.
                      2. Time. Most injuries observed between 3 and 5 o'clock in the morning - it's
               hard to focus. After a weekend rate of injury increases slightly

                      3. Gender. The frequency of injuries in women is less than in men.


                       Topographical method


                      This method is based on the fact that on the map of the enterprise (the
               company) should be marked the place where the accident occurred. This allows you
               to clearly see the places with high risk, requiring careful examinations and preventive
               measures.


                       Monographic method


                      It   consists   of  detailed  research   of   production   equipment,   production
               environment to identify hazardous and harmful factors that can lead to accidents. In
               this case, the team conducts medical exams, analyze the technical condition of
               equipment, analyze of industrial hygiene, etc.


                      The probability of accidents is determined by mathematical statistics, where
               the hazard is rated by category:
                      1) probable;
                      2) possible;
                      3) unlikely.
                      This  method  can   detect   not   only  the  causes  of   accidents   but   also,  more
               importantly, helps identify potential dangers and hazards that can affect the people.
                      This method can also be used to develop measures of occupational labour for
               manufactures (enterprises), which is only projected.


                       Economic methods


                      The economic method is based on determining the economic damage caused
               by accidents. This method is aimed to clarify the economic efficiency costs of
               development and implementation measures of occupational health and safety.
                      Material costs are determined by the formula:


                                                           M = P + E + S
               where P - the cost of production due to accidents;
                      E - economic costs (for the development and implementation of measures to
               prevent accidents, occupational diseases);
                      S - the social costs (for the victims) in accordance with the collective
               agreement.


                       Technical method





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