Evaluation of Occupational Health Risk Assessment and Intervention Measures for Workers in a Certain Industry

This study systematically assessed the occupational health risks of workers in a certain industry and evaluated the implementation effectiveness of relevant intervention measures. Through the comprehensive application of probability risk assessment and fuzzy comprehensive assessment methods, we have identified the main health risks faced by workers, including pneumoconiosis, noise induced hearing loss, and musculoskeletal disorders. These risks mainly stem from high dust concentration, strong noise, and high-intensity labor intensity in the work environment. To reduce these risks, we have designed and implemented a series of intervention measures, such as improving the working environment, adjusting labor intensity, providing health training, and strengthening health monitoring. The implementation evaluation shows that these measures significantly improved the health status of workers, increased work efficiency, and enhanced worker satisfaction. However, the study also pointed out limitations such as limited sample size and short implementation time of intervention measures, providing direction for future in-depth research.