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TECHNICAL SAFETY IN GREENHOUSES
Orinova Sadokatoy Kobuljonovna
(PhD) Doctoral student of Andijan Machine Building Institute, Faculty of Transport and Logistics, Department of “Labour Protection”
Sunnatulla Sulaimonov
Doctor of Technical Sciences. Professor of Tashkent State Technical University.
Keywords: greenhouse, workers, conditions, assessment of working conditions, improvement, negative factors, risk, production environment.
Abstract
Working in greenhouses plays a key role in agriculture in ensuring the cultivation of various crops throughout the year. However, like any other field of activity, working in greenhouses involves certain risks for the health and safety of workers. The problem of ensuring labor protection and safety in greenhouses is becoming urgent, especially in connection with the growing demand for organic products and the expansion of the scale of production. Despite the apparent safety, work in greenhouses is fraught with many potential risks, from mechanical injuries to occupational diseases, and information on countermeasures was provided.
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