The role and significance of the human factor in ensuring occupational safety

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The article examines the characteristics of guaranteeing human safety in the manufacturing process, taking into account ergonomic parameters and psychological states. On the basis of an analysis of human action in various conditions of activity, several recommendations are made.

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