ISSUES OF SYSTEMATIZATION AND UNIFICATION OF SOURCES OF STATISTICAL DATA ON INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS

The relevance of this paper is due to the need to improve effective state management of occupational safety at both the regional and federal levels in terms of occupational injury assessment. The object of the research is the sources of statistical data on industrial accidents and indicators of occupational injuries. The purpose of the study is to substantiate the need to create a unified system for recording indicators of occupational injuries, as well as the systematization and unification of sources of statistical data on industrial accidents. Research methods are synthesis, comparison, induction, and deduction. The results of the study involve a thorough analysis of the methods used to record indicators of occupational injuries across three departments, as well as corporate, regional, and international practices in this domain. Recommendations have been formulated for the development and implementation of a unified system for recording these indicators. Additionally, measures have been suggested to systematize and unify statistical data on industrial accidents, along with a list of contemporary indicators for a comprehensive analysis of occupational injuries.