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A sample study on occupational health and safety measures in municipalities

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2021
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Our country is in innovation studeis in every field with the developing World. The expanding industrialization and production have revealed the importance of occupational healt and safety. Increasing occupational accidents and casualties and the wrong and unconscions behaviors of people in this area have increased the importance of the issue. Occupational health and safety issue has begun to be scrutinized carefully by both the public and private sectors. The main goal of Occupational Healt and Safety is to raise the awareness and awareness of all our employees and employers. The diversity of services provided in municipalities makes occupational healt and safety activities more important. In this thesis, the noise levels that employess in municipalities are exposed to have been investigated. In addition, it is aimed to identify risks in the workplace and to conduct a risk analysis study. It has been discussed what measures can be taken to reduce the noise so that the employees are not affected by the negative effects of the emitted noise. According to this study, measurements were made at certain points and the coloring metod was used in the field study according to the condition of the noise levels. Minimum and maximum values were determined according to the obtained data. A risk assessment table was created according to the Fine Kinney method. Finally, the compliance of the determined exposures with the legislation was discussed by evaluating the measurement results. Current measures are mentioned in the risk assessment table. As a result of this table, suggestions were made about preventive or activities to minimize risk.

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Ayhan Can Doğruöz

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Ayhan Can Doğruöz (Master Thesis). A sample study on occupational health and safety measures in municipalities, 2021, Tarsus University.

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