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Information × Registration Number 0221U000191, 0117U007246 , R & D reports Title Increasing of efficiency level management of labor protection at a factory benchmarking methods popup.stage_title Head Levchenko Oleh H., Доктор технічних наук Registration Date 03-01-2021 Organization National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" popup.description2  The current normative documents of Ukraine and EU directives concerning functioning of the system of labor protection management are analyzed and specific features of their implementation in the machine- engineering industry are determined. The main reasons for the occurrence of occupational injuries, factors, indicators and indicators that influence the state of labor protection and methods of management of labor protection are analyzed and determined. To identify the most significant causes of occupational injuries in the field of machine-engineering by financing the projects of occupational safety, which are most needed to reduce the rate of occupational injuries and simultaneously reduce the cost of other projects by eliminating unnecessary functions and types of work applied two approaches. The first approach is based on expert analysis (for the preliminary analysis, expert-statistical selection was used, and the final selection and grouping of the factors was done by the method of the main components), the second  on the statistical data (ABC-analysis). On the basis of the expert estimation method, the 12 most significant causes of occupational injuries are identified and their ranking sequence is established. According to the method of the main components, coefficients of correlation between the main causes of accidents have been determined, which enabled to formalize optimization calculations for occupational safety measures. The main causes of accidents are outlined on the basis of the Pareto law and ABC-analysis, among them: non-compliance with the requirements of the instructions on occupational safety; uns Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2021-01-03 Close