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The preserving-health model of employees of oil and gas industry

Tsaĭzer, D.V.; Poteriaeva, E.L.; Antipov, S.A.

Meditsina Truda i Promyshlennaia Ekologiia 5: 37-41

2012

ISSN/ISBN: 1026-9428
PMID: 22855998
Document Number: 661529
The state of occupational health problem and occupational rate of accident in Russia has been studied. It has been set forward the innovation model of health care of employees in oil and gas industry based on integrated approach, which combines the medical examination practice, the objective appraisal of workplaces on working condition, use of new saving production technologies, providing the employees with the means of individual protection, teaching the personnel to occupational safety and health culture and the first medical aid. The received results approve the efficiency of application of this model.

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