OCCUPATIONAL RISK AND ANALYSIS OF ITS LEVELS
Keywords:
Occupational risk,, risk assessment,, 20-level model,, safety management,, industrial safety,, hazard analysis,, color-coded matrix,Abstract
This article analyzes the processes of identifying, assessing, and managing hazards in production environments based on a 20-level occupational risk model. The model integrates probability and impact factors, allowing risks to be classified into 20 precise levels. The study demonstrates the effectiveness of color-coded classification (green, yellow, orange, and red zones) in enabling rapid risk evaluation and prioritization. The results indicate that the model improves safety management processes, reduces workplace accidents, and ensures more efficient resource allocation. Furthermore, future development directions include the automation of the model and the integration of artificial intelligence technologies for advanced risk prediction.
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