OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OF MODERN SILK WEAVING INDUSTRIES AND THE DYNAMICS OF THEIR WORK CAPABILITY

Abstract

The working conditions of women in modern silk weaving industries are char-acterized by a complex of unfavorable production factors: dustiness, noise, insuffi-cient, uneven illumination, high temperature and relative humidity in the warm period of the year, and the intense nature of the labor process. In the dynamics of the work-ing day, weavers' working capacity decreases. The data obtained indicate the need to develop and implement measures to prevent the adverse effects of production factors.