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0222U001272, 0120U105464 , R & D reports

Title

The harmonization of Ukrainian hygienic regulations of the permissible concentration of chemical substances in the air of the working area with the European regulation framework

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Head

Zazuliak Tetiana S., Кандидат біологічних наук
Kuzminov Borys P., Доктор медичних наук

Registration Date

26-01-2022

Organization

Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University

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 Object of research: national and European regulatory aspects of the development and implementation of hygienic regulations for the permissible content of harmful chemicals in the air of the work area, methods for measuring the concentration of chemicals in the air of industrial premises. Purpose: to conduct a comparative assessment of national and European hygienic regulations of permissible content of chemicals in the air of the working area, methods of analytical control of chemical pollution of the working area and outline specific ways to implement European standards in Ukrainian legislation. Research methods: search methods were used, namely the analysis of regulatory documents that have regulatory status and scientific data of search platforms Web of Sciens and Scopus. According to the research results, it is established that the EU and Ukrainian legislation in the field of labor protection from exposure to chemical factors is aimed at developing preventive measures based on the dependence of the degree of impact of chemical substances on workers' organisms on the concentration of this substance. 187 European regulations on occupational exposure limits for 134 substances or compositions should be implemented in the domestic legal framework. Of these, 30 mandatory standards (BOEL and BLV), as well as 157 IOELVs. Among the total number of European standards, TWA accounts for almost 69 %, and STEL – for 30 %. Among them, only 51 regulations (27%) are comparable in content to domestic ones – 10 values are calculated as a time-weighted average, 41 – for a short term. There are no corresponding domestic regulations for more than 30 substances (16 %) from the European list, the rest require recalculation of the Maximum Allowable Concentrations (GDK) of a work area from the maximum one-time value to the weighted average for an 8-hour period. Recommendations for improving the methodological support to the development of regulations for the permissible co

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Alokhina Tetiana Anatoliivna
Hrushka Oksana Ivanivna
Zazulyak Tetyana Stepanivna
Kuzminov Borys Pavlovich
Pryzyhlei Hanna Valeriivna
Turkina Vira Arturivna Vira Arturivna

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2022-03-09