DETERMINATION OF INITIAL PARAMETERS LIST FOR PREDICTIVE ASSESSMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES
Abstract: Introduction. The development and improvement of mechanisms for assessing and predicting occupational injuries, both in the short term and for a long period of time, is a key task in the field of occupational safety for each branch of economic activity. Aim is to determine the list of the most characteristic initial data and parameters for predictive assessment of occupational injuries and accidents of various severity. Research methods. Comparative analysis of various models for assessing and predicting injuries is carried out. Based on the methods of expert analysis, the advantages and disadvantages of each of the methodological approaches are evaluated and the most characteristic initial data for predictive assessment of occupational injuries are highlighted. Results. Necessity of taking into account the complexity of the causes of accidents is established and the most common parameters that are used as initial data for predicting accidents of various severity are determined, which include: profession, employee training, level of training, age, length of service, number of violations.