A complex approach to monitoring the physical factors of the production environment

It is shown that production safety in modern conditions is ensured only with constant assessment and effective control of production risks. The transition to information technology poses additional challenges to the technology of information preparation. The main requirement for the development of a management system for ensuring safe working conditions and occupational safety, built using modern information technologies, is to exclude incomplete information, which allows for the implementation of such an open management system that, in specific production conditions, would provide justification for management decisions based on the processing of available information. Moreover, the main core of such a system is a system for monitoring the physical factors of the production environment. An integrated approach to monitoring the physical factors of the production environment is substantiated. It is shown that the integrated approach consists in the mandatory consideration of all physical factors of the production environment available at the workplace, in ensuring prompt collection of data on the actual levels of these factors and their further processing. The author proposes a structural scheme for comprehensive monitoring of physical factors of the production environment, which includes the implementation of tasks aimed at identifying cases of excess of the levels of controlled factors over the maximum permissible levels, as well as the formation of data necessary for making sound management decisions.