The impact of factors of the production environment on workers in the foundry

The production factors of working conditions at the workplaces of foundry workers are considered, the actual values of the parameters under consideration and their impact on the body of workers are given. The most common among foundry workers are diseases from exposure to dust (silicosis and dust bronchitis), vibration (vibration disease), and noise (sensor neural hearing loss). When assessing the working conditions of workers in foundries, it is necessary to take into account the impact of a complex of factors of the production environment, the technological processes and equipment used, the duration of stay working in the zone of factors.

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