Prospects for Using a Combined Assessment of Environmental and Occupational Risks in the Field of Occupational Disease Prediction

Abstract

This article is devoted to the analysis of the combined interaction of environmentally and professionally determined risks. The focus is on the analysis of existing methodologies for assessing and managing these risks, that, as practice shows, are often considered separately from each other, which leads to ineffective security measures. The paper emphasizes the importance of taking environmental factors into account when analyzing industrial hazards and managing risks. This means that the risk assessment should take into account not only the likelihood of an accident at work, but also the potential impact on the environment, as well as feedback - the impact of environmental factors on the working environment and, consequently, on occupational safety. This requires an in-depth analysis of the interrelationships between various risk factors, the use of modern modeling and forecasting methods, as well as the development of integrated management systems covering all aspects from production planning to waste disposal. It is noted that it is important to continue scientific research in this area in order to develop new tools and approaches for assessing combined risks. This will make it possible to create more effective risk management systems at enterprises and organizations that ensure occupational safety, environmental protection and sustainable development. Only an integrated, interdisciplinary approach based on in-depth analysis and modern technologies will make it possible to adequately assess and effectively manage the combined effects of environmental and occupational risks.