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Occupational diseases and risk evaluation in biological factors

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2019
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In this study, the risks in the process from the transportation of the waste to the disposal stage will be determined by determining the risks of their occurrence analysis in a selected hazardous waste disposal / recovery facility and which preventive measures should be taken accordingly. Data analysis arising from the researches, which are caused by the biological factor in the hazardous waste sector and which may occur in the future occupational diseases were examined. In this study, the effects such as exposure times, contact with the body, inhalation of the formed air from the distances taken from the wastes taken by the employees in a Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility were examined. The records to be used are the records of the Joint Health and Safety Unit (OSGB). Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) expert records, health control records kept by the physician and occupational diseases that may occur according to the type of wastes were investigated. In this study, 5 * 5 L TYPE MATRIX was used within the scope of data obtained from biological risks. For general risks, 5 * 5 L TYPE MATRIX and FINE KINNEY were used and the differences between these risks were compared with the help of methods. In this study, the risks in the process from the transportation of the waste to the disposal stage will be determined by determining the risks of their occurrence analysis in a selected hazardous waste disposal / recovery facility and which preventive measures should be taken accordingly. In the future, occupational diseases arising from the biological factors in the hazardous waste sector of the data analyzes arising from the researches were investigated.

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Hatice Ölçücü Şensoy

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Hatice Ölçücü Şensoy (Master Thesis). Occupational diseases and risk evaluation in biological factors, 2019, Tarsus University.

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